We want to use the BRRR Strategy but are afraid if we get a low appraisal, we may not be able to get all of our money out in the refinance.

I have a feeling some are afraid to buy a house that was previously flooded, though if any of you have some insight on the topic I would greatly appreciate it!

And I'm afraid the property may require high repair fee after the tenant moved out if that person is not neat.Thank you all of the opinions.

Not afraid to get my hands dirty, if necessary, but I'm a little concerned that I will get in over my head when it comes to estimating more major renovations. 

Talk to anyone who has been doing this a while and they will tell you they are much more afraid of a problem tenant than a vacancy. 

Thanks Perry, on the land contracts that is what I am afraid of, getting the property back again in horrible shape.  

No need to be afraid of wholesalers, they can be your best friend.

I would like to forgo getting a realtor if I don't need one but I'm afraid of making a big expensive mistake.

I had the same type of experience with another contractor and was thinking about going after him in court but decided not to because he had an Corporation and I was afraid he would file bankruptcy if i went after him.

If you do find someone helpful, don't be afraid to send them your paperwork to review and allow them to review your credit.