Don’t be afraid to walk up to a property and look in a window to confirm that it is indeed vacant.

I am afraid of going into this but know that the only way to begin this journey is to jump right in!!!.....

I'm afraid that this can lead to some problems.

4-Don't be afraid to ask for Help, it's a sign of Maturity, along with acknowledging that u DON'T know "everything"5-Don't Be GREEDY!

2-Find out their business ownership/management experience, nobody wants to set someone else up for failure3-IF they don't "need" the apartment, You should advertise & secure a tenant 4 them, w/1st/Last/& security, so that potential "problem" w/both future lender & appraisal is already dealt with (read=documented INSTANT Cash flow, more appealing to buyer, & Lender), preferably w/a nice LONG lease (say 2yrs w/a 1 year extention option)4-Holding a Seller Second makes this a VERY "do-able" transaction, just need to make sure borrowerA-Has great creditB-Good ReservesC-Proven Track Record in Business (4 self or others)D-Realistic Business PlanE-The Guaranteed ability 2 make the paymentsIf they have their act together, You'll know who they are...Let me know if I can be of further help, I've arranged financing on over 200 commercial transactions, & over 50 mixed use subject properties5-& Very Most Importantly....Don't be afraid to "owner finance"..

I'm afraid I'll mess up.

I'm afraid if I pass the R/E exam, brokers will start calling me to work for them.

The people in my territory are too afraid to step out of the box and reach for help.

I think that the veep was in a really hard time right then, and was probably in a bit of shock, and he was afraid that his friend was going to die because of him.

The more questions you ask, the more you know so don't ever be afraid to ask questions.