I guess that is really the most terrifying part.

The people you approach, especially when it comes to a foreclosure, will be terrified of you.

The AG's office in this state is on a rampage and is simply going after sellers who commit this type of fraud.

Obviously, the idea of six separate systems somewhat terrifies me simply due to the cost incurred when repairing/replacing these.

He adds that it doesn't appear to be the case here, and I agree with them on this as well as his comment.There are some investors out there who are so absolutely terrified of losing money and that the only way they see themselves investing in real estate is to get a property at some kind of ridiculously massive discount!  

I am very excited to see what the future holds for us, but at the same time… I am super scared and terrified to start investing in real estate.

Hello All,I've been on a rampage reading book after book on real estate and business.

I was renting,when the house fire happened,Fire Dept investigators red tagged it,owners remodeled,from insurance money then sold over a million,never told buyer it was arson,until arsonist returned trying to get it,who is my son awaiting prison,I finally have a place ,home owner told me I can't use him as reference because he didn't want to lie,yet lied to buyer who is now terrified and didn't know ,is worried about safety for her family,,owner never disclosed?

I remember buying my first home and being terrified.

And the chill that goes up your backbone when they get you in a room in the federal courthouse will terrify you.5.