I continue to hear on the Podcast this “Fear” of jumping in an investment, hinders them from starting in real estate.

One thing that may help or hinder is I just passed my EXAM but have to find a investor friendly broker.

Also, how much does this sort of situation hinder sales prices (impossible to quantify, I'm sure)?

Providing for my family drives me.My current hinderances are capital.

The fact that the property will not appreciate as you would like will hinder your resale or future rents.

This didn't seem to hinder any relationships or anything.

So, we’re trying to figure out how to do it all or at least portions of it….but I don’t want to cut our nose off despite our face and do something that’s going to hinder us from doing the next thing.

It's a short-term strategy.Rentals: passive (i.e. you don't have to work), profit over the long run, major tax advantages, lower risk because it's spread out over time and you can control hindering factors (usually), but less profit and it's not immediate.I think all new investors should start out with rentals first over flipping because rentals are the less risky way to learn the end game and how to calculate numbers, how to check property quality, etc.

I figure I'll go with it until I find it is hindering me.Anyways I'm sure I will have many questions to come, so thank you all in advance, you guys are great!

Loosing the steady paycheck made me feel like the business momentum was hindered, however, the extra time I had to invest ended up producing more returns than would have been otherwise.