I was a little sceptical at first but with all the good things I keeped hearing, we had to give it a try.

The deal that pays all your costs may also come with tons of repairs or problems so its ok to buy a nicer property that will not need a new roof furnace well pump sceptic etc... in the next five years.

The more i talk about this deal the more sceptical i become with all this information.

Some of the developers have told me they are not entirely sure either, but so far it's working.I am sceptical about this development as it is catering to the top end of a tenant base that is shaped like a bell curve.

A little scepticism is a blessing that helps us plan for risk, see what could go wrong, and not take foolish risks.

This was before BP and my agent was not much help either, so I read every book I could find, took seminars and enrolled in a one year course with Rich Dad Education, which was not the worst thing, at least it tought me a lot of theory.I was still very sceptical if real estate investing would actually work - if it's so great why is not everyone doing it?

And if we are too far from the city and we’re forced to use our own water treatment facility and sceptic tank what’s the pricing on this?

(yet) But if I were in your position, I would be sceptical of renting to anyone that doesn’t have a bit of skin in the game.

The rest is process.I am generally very sceptical with turn key providers.

I'm fine with all the sceptics, you prove my point exactly, and I'm not a troll.