Kind of like a HELOC.But my fear is that living in Afghanistan it may be hard to find lenders and close deals quick.

Kind of like a HELOC.But my fear is that living in Afghanistan it may be hard to find lenders and close deals quick.

My number one fear being that the LAND is not being purchased and I would have to dig deep to find out about whether the park owner could remove all units and develop or sell the land separately (that is the best buy and hold deal in the world!).  

Risk aversion keeps people broke and so does burying their money out of fear and not investing it

I'm not sure if its fear of failing again, if you want to call it that, or just the difficulty of starting over. 

Asked for a no-stalking order, no contact order, or trespass order?

Good for you for not letting fear get in the way of pursuing a potential deal!

Her asking price is a square deal and I'm ready to make an offer tomorrow, but she has no real estate experience and I have none sans-agent.Any crash course advice for a newbie who has no fear of doing the necessary work, but I don't know what I don't know.Here is how I think it might need to go:1) Make a formal written offer (Find a standard real estate contract & make the offer for both parties to sign.  

We've been hunting for a couple of years and it was hard to get over the fear of the unknown for me, but this deal was too hard to pass up.

It reminds me of Warren B's quote: "Buy when others are fearful".