Having said that, your average buyer is terrified of cracked slabs and foundations....Home Inspectors highlight them as horrible, so you may have problems selling unless you completely fix the problem....not just patch the crack (symptom) but really fix the underlying problem.

I don't know what we are missing and I'm terrified.

I do know a little about rentals but was going to try to manage it myself but finding the right renter really terrifies me as I have had the wrong one before and it is a nightmare. 

Am I terrified of taking action?

That's terrifying! 

How terrifying are the taxes?

She was terrified of the eviction because her score is already so low.

I have been reading this forum for about 3 years and my wife and I decided to pull the trigger on a 6 unit apartment building in our town that the numbers look fantastic on and we are very excited and eager to get started but are also terrified because of the amount of money we are investing in this and want to ensure that we do everything correct and to have the greatest ROI that we can.

Part of what keeps the area great is everyone is terrified of "Detroit" and labels the entire area as a "war zone" whereas, we have markets of entirely $500k homes.

Are you an introvert terrified of meeting new people and talking on the phone?