I'm excited about this property but am unsure/uneasy about getting started.

Over time the uneasiness subsides and we have become comfortable and excited for the new quality of life we live!

Buy it and rent one unit back to him or something, but with the scenario you described it just sounds like he is trying to get someone to fix his house up and add value for him.I completely agree and thats what made me feel un-easy.

This seems to be a solid work around as we navigate these uneasy waters.

I feel uneasy about that, and I agree I don't think they will go up anytime soon.

I'm a lot more of a Type A planner so it has me a little uneasy about how simply they are talking about how the partnership would just to be to split everything 4 ways. 

My job being my primary seed money it makes me kind of uneasy to leave and potentially lose and not be able to gain the income that I currently have.  

For mentors I'm open to offer my assistance in anyway I possibly can to be able to learn a thing or two because I would feel uneasy to leech off of someone.I would love to hear your story if you've been in a situation similar to this.   

As you might expect, HOA fees and insurance are fairly hefty and I'm pretty uneasy about how difficult it might be to rent in the off-season, but we are grossing almost $10k from renters in those first 2.5 months.

I'm actively looking for a couple more properties in the area and have found only one area thus far that made me uneasy or question my safety and that was the president streets in Phoenix, they were pretty sketchy.