What is slowing me down is living far away, and the fear of not seeing what is going on there when selecting and managing an investment property.

If so, and it's cash flow positive, I wouldn't let any fear stop you.

I'm not saying this to stoke fear.... just reality as you have to have a good sense on how long this will take you to complete. 

I really think that when it comes to this time of chaos and fear, doing the right thing for those who booked prior to the pandemic announcement will pay bigger dividends in the future...All we can do is try to alleviate some of their fears and concerns and then let be what will be.Paul

As a whole, when people are fearful and not as confident, they are less like to buy a new vehicle, book a vacation (obviously that's the case now), go out to restaurants, buy new consumer goods, and discretionary spending falls.

As Warren Buffet said:“Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy and Greedy When Others Are Fearful”Good luck to you and reach out if you need help!

It wouldn't hurt to discuss your fears with your lender and see if they still are on board.

As the world economy tanks and fear is alive and well in the streets, we are planning a (camping) road trip through the western state’s national parks.

If the standstill goes on for a month I fear the outcome may be worse than we'd like to see.Hopefully we get things under control and back to work quickly.

How did you get pass the fear of putting (for example) $20,000 down and being $80,000 on debt?