If the two are afraid for their well-being most places have laws in place to protect them by letting them out of leases-given it is usually women escaping domestic violence.

I am married but my husband is clearly not interested, or never thinks it's the right time, (market, elections, not enough time etc), honestly I think he's just afraid.

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

I've already bought the property because I was afraid of rising rates (got a 3.4% thank goodness because they're literally in the 7s now), but it's still costing me 1800/month before construction starts.

Afraid of the unkown!  

I have seen far to many investors sit on the side line with low first mortgage rates afraid to make a move.

She is still paying rent on time but I am just afraid that she will play other drama to scare other tenants.

Also do not be afraid to push back when you see that the Housing Authority has made a mistake.

Don't be afraid, ask questions, ask your investor what they are looking for in the deal, and just do it! 

One last thing that I forgot to mention, which I'm afraid will come to bite me in the *** and cause an audit is that when I sold the home, the closing agent had me sign something that clearly pertained to the qualifications of Section 121 (owned and resided for more than 2 of the past 5 years prior to sale), which I checked all the appropriate boxes that qualified me.... yet there was ONE box, that likely used the phrase, "Did you use any PORTION of the property for business or rental usage during the past 5 years?"