I feel uncomfortable investing out of state unless I go spend a few months and then build a team out in that new market.

I think he was very uncomfortable at $1.15m and when we offered $975k he became a bit emotional to say the least.

You need to find one in your area that routinely does these.

It is normal to feel a little uncomfortable trying something new especially if you put your own money on the line.So, if I am understanding everyone the 2 main concerns are 1.

Sometimes I'll see what 85%-90% of the list price is and if my offer is considerably lower I won't waste my time with an offer since houses in my area are routinely going for above list price nowadays.

They are often not attorneys and are uncomfortable (and perhaps not authorized) answering questions that could be used as advice.

I've looked into this before as I routinely pay mortgage payments early (just for comfort's sake) and was hoping it helped save interest as well, but it doesn't.

If you feel uneasy or uncomfortable, usually there's a reason for it.

There is nothing wrong with having contact info for every person who walks on your job, or supplies materials, and routinely verify with Them directly that they are being paid.

I read a little bit on the crimes committed against real estate agents while on the job and I'm curious if anyone has had any sticky situations or ever been really uncomfortable and uneasy.