I don't know much about Ohio market, but I see everyone flocking there for section 8 income and that sounds wild to me as real wealth is build on long term appreciation of stable assets in solid areas.Don't fear the stability of a W2.

It's organized good, I do inspections, but my fear is the side hustle turns into hoarding.

I realize that the unknown fears are what holds many people back in the landlording realm.

If you fear it and fail to plan you will end up in debt and frustrated.

From a pure investment standpoint, I hate the party pooper but I fear that, if you want to do property development in Tulum, you are too late to the party.

BIG LESSON: Know what borrowers are capable of doing when in fear mode.

Can it really be just a bubble inflated by FOMO, fear of missing out?

I fear a loss of investment capital, but am holding out some hope.It is my opinion that RE investing is more difficult than a few years ago due to the cost of capital and its effect on the market.

When I was his age and even into my early 30's I had a fear of speaking to people or publicly and am comfortable doing it now, but we have felt this is a good skill to have.

If you fear making a wrong move, I'd look into your network & see if there are any mentors or investors that you could potentially partner up with on your first deal!