Don't be afraid to negotiate!

You'll find that experience is your best asset with these moments, so don't be afraid of reaching out to an agent or two in your areas of interest.

If I wasn't so confident with the development going on in the neighborhood, I'd sell this right now, and that makes me afraid I'm being too optimistic.

If It’s a good Investmejt don’t be afraid because of an IdIot tenant residIng there Don’t let that intimidate you from buying a great deal !

As a rookie, I’m not afraid to ask stupid questions... so here’s one for you: what kind of insurance does a REI need for a rental (say a SFR)?

I could make 2% per month on it but I am just afraid that I may possibly pay too much for the property.

Dee Jay Chicago has quite a few issues and property tax increases seem to be one of their favorite ways to solve them.In a city like that I would also be afraid of regulatory hindrances like rent control and the city just not being landlord friendly in general.

You have confirmed what I was afraid of, I'm bringing no upside to the seller by saying that selling to me will save their credit.

Don't be afraid to post on threads, ask for help etc.

Also, don't be afraid to lob a low-ball offer, and explain that you can't come up unless you have more info.If you like the real estate, just get it under contract.