The rehab is without fear because I will simply assume worst case scenarios, something that every average rehabber is scared of, "what is behind the walls" or "the unknown".

I find they could be covering up an unauthorized resident, property condition, or problem they fear they may be charged for......So it can compound a problem if you neglect these routine peeks in a unit.

If you have one, that should take care of your 100% vacancy fears.

Getting too wrapped around the axle about finding the ideal first deal is a good way to miss the game because you were too busy sitting on the sidelines wondering when to enter.sounds awesome. the second half of your post is nailing where i'm at right now: figuring out when to jump in based off of knowing that something decent is in front of me rather than waiting for great numbers in particular. my goal is to have something during first half of next year and not blow it, basically. if i break even, or anywhere near it pretty much, then i'll be happy cause of getting over the knowledge/fear/hesitancy humps.

Many in my generation are fearful of home buying until they are making big bucks because they lack knowledge and confidence with regard to basic home maintenance!

This is a fear that I am quickly overcoming since I'm more of an introvert.

This was one of the major things that was holding me back on buying property in the first place with fears of not having enough time to be involved physically.  

Don't let fear stop you from doing nice things for your tenants, check with legal if you are unsure about details.  

What are the biggest fears of becoming a landlord?

Hi Daniel.Do not fear people thinking of you as a hungry buyer, because they likely will think you are an aggressive buyer.