I am tired of sitting on the sidelines and being fearful of making the leap. 

I want this amount invested to be material - if the deal goes south, they should lose, and the amount needs to be large enough and meaningful enough to them that they will have a healthy fear of loss, not just optimism for upside. - How long have you been executing this strategy in this market? 

@Andrew Steffens  That would help ease our fear of putting all our money in one place forsureAre 10% down investment loans a thing???

But right now I am fearful of what she might say next or how she will act.

Nothing mentioned anywhere on depreciation so my fear of selling is that I am going to be hit with a penalty.

It seems that some people use social media to develop a following, create fear in their audience, and then put themselves out there as the only one who can protect you.

But the next day, I had a second counter offer accepted for a not as dated 1970s triplex that I wasn’t expecting so I’m now feeling a combination of fear and excitement that I’m sure a lot of you felt on a first deal. 

But hospitals are trying to do away with travelers so that market I fear is vanishing. 

However, I fear owning a rental property that only has a single tenant.

I’m more concerned with wealth than cash flow at the moment with 0% down, but my biggest fear is not having the flexibility to continue my stack or get out if needed.I’ve ran the numbers as if I was getting current rents at 4.25%, BP suggested market rents at 5.25% in the second year, and the upper range of current market rents at the 6.25% which would kick in year 3.