Now that they've coached me up I feel very confident using the software and closing out my books each month.

However I am no longer confident that this prospective tenant will be able to manage themselves and pay on time.

If they are gatekeeping the information, this may not give to much confidence to the implimentation. 

Of course, if you are confident in the appreciation, seems ok to me. 

We're diligently preparing these lots, anticipating a market rebound.Navigating through this unusual market has been tough, but I am confident that the experience and perseverance will pay dividends in the long run

And, importantly, fear around my ability to confidently show the Seller that the deal I am proposing is one that CAN help solve their challenge or problem (once I find out what that is!). 

Doing deal analysis before diving into your first investment is smart, it helps build your confidence and lets you understand what makes a deal profitable.

Purchase based on feeling very confident and conservative about the deal.

You just have to weigh the risks and choose whichever you are confident with.

I want to get into the commercial side but i understand I have to start with residential to work my way upGoing bigger with a 4-plex could be a smart move if you have the financial stability and confidence to handle the extra management responsibilities.