For those that routinely execute with agency debt, it’s a fairly straight forward process.

Hi @Ujjwal Shrestha, They are probably uncomfortable with doing it because, although it is state law in Connecticut and Massachusetts, most landlords simply do not do it.

I have also routinely submitted documents downtown.

I was so absurdly nervous I sat in my car for like 40 minutes giving myself a pep talk to finally dial the number, telling myself that I'll at some point need to take uncomfortable action if I'm going to progress.

It's also a regular and routine maintenance issue.

 Being uncomfortable and anxious about making the jump is part of the process.

And I am not saying to invest somewhere that is across the country if that makes you feel uncomfortable, why don't you try to invest somewhere where its easier to find cash flow.

For example, setting up a corporation is pretty routine and many corporate attorneys will do it for a fairly low fixed fee -  possibly less than $1,000.  

Have the uncomfortable discussions now about how the partnership will be split and who brings what to the table.

Unlike, say, asbestos floor tiling where unless it’s cracked you really don’t have an issue.We were uncomfortable renting it—possibly to kids—without cleaning it, and it helped to make the numbers not work so we bailed.It feels right in between “oh cmon this is nothing” and “oops major problem” I think the trend is towards more regulation on that not less.