The key is to be comfortable with issues that may arise and understand that it may happen and that the team you work with reacts quickly to resolving these issues. 

It is really helping me to try and get comfortable with this new asset class.Unfortunately I dont seem to be able to PM.I will have to reach out to BP to see what the issue is.Again thanks and thanks!

Are you comfortable having someone wandering around your house?

It may not be the greatest way of doing things, but I have to be comfortable spending time there if I am going to invest in a neighborhood.

I talk to people every day that are "waiting to see what happens" and "waiting for rates to come down", too many to count.People want to buy property but don't feel comfortable pulling the trigger now with so much uncertainty which has led us to having more inventory since 2010 in Austin.

Small wins are better than none.Realistically as an investor you should get comfortable with the idea of adding some value to the property to "make" a good deal because oftentimes that is necessary.

Do you feel comfortable managing the project in your own? 

I'd be careful doing this, and I'd recommend trying to find some more separation possibilities within the house if you're not comfortable. 

Because I read an AirDNA report that listed it as a top location in Illinois for AirBnB rentals but I'll feel more comfortable with getting more specific insights from STR landlords operating in the area.

If that’s not an option you’re comfortable with, pay the couple hundred dollars to have a professional photographer/videographer grab the walk-through so you have it as a permanent going forward.