I fear the price will be significantly more than what I agreed to.  

I fear that my investment would lose a lot of its value. 

I fear using a hard money lender is an easy way to screw yourself over, although I don't know.

But fear not, my fellow investors, because these issues are slowly but surely getting better, and with the simple diligence of keeping an eye on those sneaky property taxes, along with the ever-increasing insurance costs, you will do great.Speaking of golden opportunities, the MHC market has become more institutional, meaning more opportunities for those of us with a keen eye for quality investments.

I fear that might be too low so I've been running scenarios with the general 50% rule (NOI of $85K).

What motivated you and what were your first steps to dive in and not let fear or lack of knowledge stop you from making progress. 

But that will hardly justify this cost I fear we have.Thanks in advance!

Interview their Attorney General or get a statement from their office.My fear is the reason Indiana has done nothing is because only out-of-state investors were harmed (mostly California).

I've heard bad things about the area and am getting cold feet, but would like to hear from some locals regarding whether these fears are warranted.

In retrospect...this was probably a "meh" financing choice in my opinion, not sure if I would do it again.  30 year terms, no fear of balloon, that's great.