I was so so nervous, butterflies in my tummy as well.

You don't want to buy the land and find out there is one Blue Butterfly on your property that is the last one of an endangered species, or the property was once a dump site and your are your new house will be resting on top of a ticking methane gas bomb.

After some networking and your first deal down, those initial butterflies will subside.

Butterflies in the stomach is real.

I am not a social butterfly but my partner is better at socializing, networking and asking questions.

Things are never rainbows and butterflies, so don't get frustrated when it’s not perfect.Assuming you do a good job screening tenants, and there are no huge problems found on the inspection, then this will be a good dealCF = 1/2*Rent - P&IP&I = 308.74 (assuming 5.5% IR and 30 year fixed)Rent = 700*2 = 1,400 (low priced rent = choice of tenant, and less stress as a landlord)CF = 1/2*(1400) - $308.74CF = $391.26/mo.IMO this is great CF considering how conservative this calculation is.

I drive to my job doing what(You guessed it) mortgages, I come home and between the kids, school (Yes I'm in my 30's and I go to school full time- I'm jamaican geez we like having tons of jobs) I want to search for homes instead of doing my homework- Its the last thing I think about before I sleep and the first thing when I wake up- I will talk and gush about it like a lover if I found someone willing to listen long enough..A great house or a great deal actually gives me butterflies in the stomach.

I've now decided to step out (sweat...butterflies...etc.)

I am great with numbers, motivated, and according to my friends a "social butterfly."

Can anyone help me with the butterflies or if you're in Vegas maybe we can meet up for lunch and you can run run it down for me.