Don't be afraid to negotiate, particularly if you have a lot of rentals.4.

Don't be afraid of debt. 

she said your leads they are responding to the messages, i said what that quick already, WHILE SHE WAS ON THE PHONE WITH ME SECONDS, crazy so i really like that aspect, it felt better than using the hand full of mailers i sent you just don't know if they ever got the letter or not and me being new i needed to see some action progress, moving forward i work in collections so I wasn't afraid to talk to people, basically I think that's the only way you can fail if you don't respond, i know people are afraid to talk on the phone , anyways that's my experience hope this helps.

But when it comes to government what we should be most afraid of is totalitarianism and that can come from the right or the left.

You need to figure out how to bring value to hosts to help and don't be afraid to tell people what you are trying to do.

But, those who are not afraid to think for themselves aren't buying it. 

If not, you two are going to buy something out of state with no experience and take a dirty bath.Thank you for your response.I know I have to do my due diligence but I just want to get ahead and get in the game as soon as possible.I did think about house hacking a multifamily but as you mentioned about California, I've seen many people suggest not investing in Cali and I'm afraid that the leverage of the 3.5% down payment would be too big for me to handle the big monthly payment.I've seen a lot of people invest out of state by forming teams, but is that not a viable way to go about investing in properties?

Quote from @Jonathan Rivette: Why are people afraid to talk to each other?

I would not be afraid of the going to court.

Don't be afraid to negotiate, particularly if you have a lot of rentals.4.