A lot of free content out there, soak up as much free content as possible but action is the key, I was terrified when I started but I knew I had to try some of the stuff I learned.BAM, it worked

Now, I am terrified of checking the mail for fear that there's some other screw up thanks to some moron lender, some idiot insurance agent or some half-wit real estate agent.

There's a part of the fence on the side of the house that collapsed but that doesn't effect the homes livability.So, I'm terrified I'll get this under contract but won't find a renter/buyer that is willing to do the work to fix the house.

You can't be terrified of losing your principal. 

As a now single person with no mortgage deduction, a 6 figure income and only getting to claim my dependent every other year, I'm terrified to see what my tax situation looks like this year.

Ok so here's the situation:I'm on a buying rampage right now, looking to buy as many houses as possible.

In my current situation, a $500,000 note isn't something that would terrify me to have to give a personal guarantee on, and would also give me some of the requisite experience to move up into the next, larger property, and so on.

The terrifying spectre of Mom as landlord will help keep things in line (and what I never find out about is probably best for all of us).Anybody out there who's run a student rental with their own college kid as resident manager, I'd seriously like to talk details.Thanks to everybody for the advice shared!

this is slightly terrifying.  

The Fed has too many doves who are terrified to raise rates so I don't see rates just popping higher so suddenly.