Happy Monday,"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate, our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure"Milton 

 I have been wholesaling for quite some time and in my experience newbie wholesalers tend to not divulge there position because of fear that a buyer will not deal with them.

The sign shows that the lot will be occupied by a lot of colorful tents.My fear is that this will scare away all of our buyers.  

@Russell Brazil that is what I feared.

Cash offers may appear very advantageous to a seller who needs or wants to sell quickly, or has fear of the buyer qualifying and being able to close 45-60 days down the road.  

I have very little fear of failure, probably because I have failed a lot in my life, and it doesn't hurt nearly as bad as the pain of regret.On top of that I have read quite a bit about real estate investing and of course darn near everything on biggerpockets, but there was no analysis paralysis, and I wanted to invest as soon as possible.

Growing up, I had always been a hard worker, but I also had many deep-seated fears of failure that held me back from pushing myself out of my ‘comfort zone.’

I will admit that experience sparked a lot of fear but I have since conquered that fear and I am now focused on the possibilities.  

For example, in the 2009-2012 period, multifamily was a clear winner because there was a huge tenant demand coupled with fire sales and irrational investor fear.

Remember the road to success contains "new problems" and a little bit of fear.....head in that direction ;)