So, bad situations are simply part of the work of the landlord, absolutely NOT something to be afraid of only something to be prepared for.Tenants are like tires on your car.

Move slow, ask lots of questions, and don't be afraid to pass on a deal that doesn't feel right.Feel free to reach out if you want some resources on the Detroit market.

“WOKE comes to Hardmoney Resi trans loans LOL”Indeed, @Jay Hinrichs.Hard Money is derogatory.Private Money is deceptive.No one knows what a Bridge Loan is.Now we do Residential Transition Loans.I’m afraid we will run out of space on our business card

Jump in, ask questions, and don’t be afraid to share your journey.

For example, even if I liquidated by bitcoin just a month ago, it would have lost 50% of its value.I understand this is not easy, but this is the creative financing forum so trying to think creatively here =)I'm afraid you are assuming that Bitcoins is not going to crash tomorrow, right?

Don't be afraid to negotiate, particularly if you have a lot of rentals.4.

But I am not afraid to say that I let people of Elite Legacy sucker me in.  

Younger people today aren’t afraid of investing in any country worldwide.  

You can write off everything still, its actually better if flip takes more then a year as you can make it look like a long term capital gain, need a investor friendly CPA who isn't afraid to do what gets you the lowest tax payments. 

Don't be afraid to tell them you were nervous as you didn't hear back from them, and ask if they are swamped or were on vacation and expect and gage their answer.