And when fear knocks, let faith open the door. 

I'm letting the fear of 'what if they accept' hold me back, and I feel like I need to solve the problem of housing BEFORE I buy. 

I get a large response because its a really nice house in a really nice area, so I spent considerable amount of time talking, emailing, showing, reviewing, screening, etc.That and now that it’s been listed, delisted, and listed again I fear I’ll have a more difficult time because people will assume either there is something wrong with the house, or it’s a scam.To be honest, I’m a little worried these people are scamming me, we will be holding funds until the check is completely cleared and will be following up with the bank.

For what its worth to anyone else, we sent the inspection report to a masonry repair company and they quoted us at $3000 which is way less than what I had feared.

My biggest fear is the appraisal coming back low because the property looks pretty rough at the moment as work hasn't started.

Though I have great credit, I fear that I won't be able to find a lender with a better rate.  

They get bogged down with analysis paralysis and general fear.

I once thought that due to my situation I should not pursue anything but though mentorship I learned proper planning eliminates fear of what happens to everything once the time comes.

I’m still new I haven’t completed a deal yet but there is the fear of the  current state of the economy and the fact that it seems like it might be hard to find a deal right now with many offering over asking price in the Denver area.

The fear is that the short term guests may act like the hotel guests in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.