I'm hesitant to pour a ton of self leveling compound due to added weight on the foundation may cause more settling damage. 

I'm just hesitant to flip when there are so few variables in my control and even fewer people in my area doing it for any length of time.

Realtors rely on title companies and may be hesitant to do a title search even if they have records access because of the liability issues.

My father and I are thinking about getting a partner to help with the down payment on a fourplex but are hesitant because of the need to split the profits.

If you have further thoughts, please don't hesitate to share them.

I guess a large hesitation of mine is it seems like a "failure" usually means losing money, which seems like a bigger problem for new people who have limited resources (and just starting out trying to diversify their income).

I shot you a PM, so don’t hesitate to reach out if you’re interested. 

I further, hesitantly, asked if he would seller finance the property.

I am always super hesitant to sell a property because even if you aren't cash flowing, you are still getting tax benefits and appreciation/equity that will benefit you long term - as long as the day to day bill are being covered you're still winning in some sense.

If he is not putting in his own money I will hesitate to go into partnership with anyone.