Initially I was terrified to pulled the trigger but it turned out to be the best decision I have made.

Seems almost everyday I have a conversation with a client where they are terrified to have a “hard pull” because it will destroy their credit.

Yes Philadelphia is booming and I want to get in the mix, not only am i TERRIFIED to do it, but im excited!

Perhaps some of the college-debt soaked millennials have gotten over being terrified of home ownership and are finally deciding they might want to buy a house after all, and the Govt wants to buy their vot.... errr...I mean, find a way to help them achieve the American Dream!

However,  I can say that (1) most things can be fixed if you throw enough money at the; (2) assuming that repairs do not exceed value, there is probably some number that this deal makes sense; (3) turnkey (with the exception of a few reputable companies) is never real and usually bs; (4) home inspectors suck and will terrify you, they literally exist to scare the hell out of you with very little knowledge  (in my experience they are experts at pointing out cracked outlet covers, but miss things like leaky roofs and structural issues.) 

This is terrifying. 

I am brand stankin' new to this site but I've put off Real Estate investing long enough! Now only to find a multi family property in Indianapolis (my hometown). My biggest hold back has been the "FEAR OF MAKING A BAD ...

It was TERRIFYING!!

Now my fiancé is terrified of moving in and frankly I’m not sure what to do.

The scarcity mindset of a 401k and the thought of using a wall street created vehicle (to help eliminate DB plans) terrifies me.