Hi everyone,I have plenty of experience in 3 family units and landlording and love the cash flows they produce.I'm ready to venture into bigger units but nervous as hell to take the step.So the owner wants 1,3950.000 which is over 60,000 a unit ,2 bedroom units,ave rents are about 822.00 per month.I will be meeting the owner tomorrow to get more info.What is a quick way to gage this property, property has been available for over a year ,when I spoke to him about 7 months ago he want 67,000 a unit.This property has not been listed for sale..Let me know how I should approach this.

I have a townhouse for sale that I am getting a little nervous about the length of time it will take to sell.  

She's still a little nervous about the whole thing, because there's a lot at stake and she's had a lifetime of being skeptical of investing, but she listens when I explain and she speaks when she has a concern or doesn't understand something.

I am going to be living on site and am nervous because I don't want constant visitors for every little thing.  

The knowledge is coming together but I am so nervous as to getting a property and it doesn't sale.....OR, it is on the market for longer than the time we projected to sell?

@Joshua McGinnis  one technique is to go hard on the first one's that come up that your interested in.. the last one's to sell get bid up as those that were nervous to start get antsy and bid up the last one's far to much... this is how we always did it...

We accepted.This will be the highest selling price in the complex and I'm honestly a little nervous that the townhouse won't appraise at $181,320 considering the shape it's in, but the appraisal is scheduled for August 7, with report due by August 10, so we'll see how that shakes out then.  

Once you've done something a lot, it becomes familiar and almost boring, but beforehand, no matter how much capital and education you have, you're always going to feel nervous.

I have an appointment with a motivated seller and of course I am nervous.

That's awesome you buy out of state, I'm excited and nervous about the prospect.