Visio was beyond terrible and Lendsimpli just had more and higher fees than they told me up front.  

However, if you move too fast you could get into the wrong property, or area, or not take into account certain expenses, or get a terrible tenant and you may say this real estate thing is a huge headache and not worth the hassle and you may not pursue it with as much vigor going forward, or worse throw in the towel altogether.

I've seen it price many people out who thought that in 2020 it was a terrible time to buy and now regret it immensely. 

I think its not a terrible idea at all and should be pretty good idea actually.I'd recommending reading this "House Hacking" book from the BP Bookstore as your best bet for next step and understanding this process!

The best one one was when my husband walked into the tax office about 8 years ago and showed them that our house value had went up by 50% in one year, the lady looked at it, says wow, that's terrible and lowered the value to less than it was the previous year!

We never had a terrible problem with huge parties - I have full-time homeowners on both sides of me that keep an eye on things - but I did have some problematic guests when we had a 2 night minimum.  

I think that’s a terrible proposition.

@Vikram Puri - CT taxes are very high, but if you are going to invest in the state, Hartford is not a terrible focus area.

Hopefully, it doesn’t end up being too terribly confusing. 

People have bought terrible deals in the best of markets.