The resources here are incredible and, if you take the time to learn, will help more than enough in overcoming your lack of experience.Feel free to reach out any time!

Slowly I've come around to posting a response now & then, asking a question when one makes its way to the top of my head.But the biggest question I have (right now, anyway) is this... when a person gets incredibly nervous when it comes to meeting new people (online, on the phone, in person, doesn't really matter how/where), what is the best way to overcome that fear & turn it into something good?

Negotiation, basic communication, understanding buyer personality types, building rapport, overcoming objections, closing techniques, and follow-up marketing are all monumentally important.  

If the issue is demographics then you have a very high hurdle to overcome. 

Caleb why not wholesale it and let another investor take all the risk with a deal that has so much "hair" on it.Hair in case you are not familiar is a term for a deal that is very messy with a lot of layers to overcome to make it successful.

You will have to overcome all these questions.

The main point of my question is should I expect to discount my sale price on synthetic stucco if I am pricing against other homes of brick or hardyplank siding so that I overcome the synthetic stucco concerns.

(It also helped me overcome a mental hurdle that always bothered me - Jacob in "Early Retirement Extreme" budgets just a few hundred dollars per month for housing, and I never saw a way to realistically do that until I learned about house-hacking.

How do I overcome this fear?

To overcome the high prices, he rents the properties by the room to force strong cash flows.I’m considering properties with 5+ bedrooms (or potential to make 5+ BRs), solid BR-to-BA ratio, ample parking and no HOA in the Mira Mesa, Bankers Hill, North Park and South Park submarket neighborhoods.If COVID was not in the picture, what are your thoughts on the above strategy?