showing how others have overcome basically every conceivable obstacle, just need to find the ones that work well for your specific situation.From the description you gave it sounds like a great place with some good family history, so it would be a bummer to have to sell.

I'm struggling overcoming the anxiety of pulling the trigger for a number of reasons, but I'm trying to build up the capital to eventually purchase an LTR portfolio.

You will still have issues come up BUT the performance of the other properties overcomes those issues without them stressing you if you are managing them well. 6.

@w phillpots, as a newbie, which I consider myself 19 months into investing, but not new to entrepreneurship, you have to understand quickly that a lot of people won't embrace your newbie status into this space, especially when you come with a mindset of leveraging technology, automation, and anything online related to conduct business that's adverse to that archaic models that didn't allow space for everyone to succeed, let alone participate in.

As I have not set foot in that house nor tried to make any action to live and repair the property per adverse possession.

Decided to play it safe as it was my first deal and had to overcome the fear.

There is a strong negative sentiment with current government that will be instantly overcome with new government whoever will be.

I've always been gun shy to look at properties with tenants already in place because it has felt risky to me (admittedly I'm a fairly risk adverse buy and hold investor!).

I found it extremely inspiring how you overcame adversity and managed to figure out a way how to make this work!

I learned as I went and made adjustments to overcome hurdles.