I am a college student interested in real estate and curious about what struggles the seller has to endure during the process of selling their home.

I'll set a reminder to photograph my eight-year-old peel and stick in the rental I have so you can see how it has endured over time.

@Dan Heuschele I would much rather cut the snake off at the head than endure a painful eviction.

Thanks for enduring the criticism to make a difference for others.

Hopping to be able to refi on both properties rinse and repeat.This whole journey has been amazing and failing has been a beautiful accident that everyone SHOULD endure. 

I know it is possible to get a mortgage without a W-2 and I've been studying those options, but not sure I want to endure the hurdles of that scenario especially after this past year of 3 refis and 4 new mortgages (!)....

For example:Rehab/Repair CostTitle FeesLoan InterestPointsDoc FeesTaxesHolding BillsInsuranceCommissionsWhat are some of the hidden costs you've endured that you wished you would have taken into account before purchasing?

The people who succeed are the people who are willing to endure the fear, to act despite it, and not wait until the day (which never comes) that they feel no fear.No pain, no gain; No guts, no glory; No risk, no reward; No sacrifice, no victory. 

Hey @Alex Heredia,I'd say a lot of it depends on the area and what you're willing to endure with not cashflowing (or even going a bit out of pocket).

Retail landlords can likely endure a short-term reduction in rent, but longer-term fundamentals may be impacted by retailers going bankrupt.Based on my analysis of the change in valuation for Realty Income Corporation, a REIT focused on triple-net retail properties, the value for these properties, long perceived as safe, has fallen by 28%.