The last thing you want to do is be someone who does "research" for 2 straight years because they let their fear control them.

I would say it's fear and cost.

will look into that, im very good with money and a little on the tight side, i dont like having debt, so even the thought of having multiple mortages out scares me, im thinkin of rehabing 1-2 a year and if the ball starts rolling ill start doing more and more, but i see what your saying paying cahs for everything would take a long long time, plus my fear is the cash i accumulate would always be in a race with appreciation of thee houses, thanks for the advice

will look into that, im very good with money and a little on the tight side, i dont like having debt, so even the thought of having multiple mortages out scares me, im thinkin of rehabing 1-2 a year and if the ball starts rolling ill start doing more and more, but i see what your saying paying cahs for everything would take a long long time, plus my fear is the cash i accumulate would always be in a race with appreciation of thee houses, thanks for the advice

I guess I just have to get over the FEAR.

I just get frustrated when people spit out the common fear factor phrases.Here is my favorite saying rgarding fear:"The rich act in spite of fear, while others allow fear to stop them".This is not just a statement of words, but something to live by.

Mine is nervous and while her fears aren't completly unwarranted, I simply am not stressed out by the things that bother her.

I was trying to come up with all the fear-fueled terminology that the press has used to describe the current and past incarnations of the economic/housing issues.

He thinks they are in fear of the current state of the mortgage industry and I personally can't blame them.However we are a performing loan with no issues in over a year and that is far better than alot of other loans can say.

* Tenant Buyers #1 Fear: What if I do not get a loan during my exercise period?