I believe fear is natural in your first big venture/big risk high reward.....So I am trying to know as much as I can to make sure delays are at a minimum (preferably none at all but we know thats not feasible haha), materials are ordered ahead of time to account for supply chain issues going on in this country (windows is the most backlogged and its one thing I may not be able to order from the jump because things could change)but I cant help myself but think to take 1/4 of what I think my profit will be and sell them because of covid and its uncertainty , rates going to go up eventually (maybe that helps people rush to buy if I get them done in time), inflation etc etc....But I also feel its more about the money and more about seizing the opportunity and feel if I back out then I will regret it, you know

Even long-term investors will eventually learn that it's easy to buy property, but hard to manage.

@Bill Brandt It is a thought the house could sell for 300,000 to 350,000 and rents for 2050 but it is so integral to the property that i would hesitate to do that as a sale might devalue eventual value of the parcel. 

The number of doors or the income to eventually create time freedom?

He eventually lost the house to foreclosure.

CA is still a good place to invest and I will likely buy there eventually. 

Needless to say this practice eventually gets fought by insurance, prices go up, policies get less comprehensive, etc. 

I try to buy a primary residence every few years to take advantage of the favorable financing with the goal to eventually turning them into rentals.My company does 20 Flips/BRRRRs per year in Jacksonville FL and we use a hybrid approach.

(I know I will have to eventually take the leap) I'm looking for investor meet ups, if any, in New Jersey.

I'm completely fine with this but I'm wondering if it would be difficult to find a brokerage and if its feasible to start and eventually grow into a full-time career.