Account Closed That's what I'm afraid of when I'm talking about a condo association.

My end goal is centered around buy-and-hold, but I'm afraid this one may be a long term liability.  

Perhaps the biggest reason of all: Housing pricing have been on the decline for 8 years (national averages) and many would-be buyers are afraid that prices are going to continue moving down.

I'm afraid this is going to be the same situation so I'm placing the ad back up and booking showings for Tuesday just in case she does not sign.

We each bring something to the table and we're closing on our first two deals in Troy, NY this month.Keep talking to people and keep learning but don't be afraid to get started and take action.  

I still question myself all the time: did I pick Class B+ or A properties because of strategy, or if I was simply too afraid to get my hands dirty.

Thirdly, set goals, and don't be afraid to fail, just learn from your mistakes.

Good luck and don't be afraid to ask questions!

Don't be afraid to explore and ask questions.

I'm not sure if I can do anything beyond call a heating company which I imagine has an opinion ab what I order.Eric,    When I get a new to me property i will generally do the work myself, everyone is afraid of it, but its really quite simple if you have experience with advanced home projects, I just applied to be an HVAC Contractor in WI so i can pull the permits and sign the yellow cards,  crazy part is in WI there is no experience or education requirement to be a Heating contractor, Just pay the state for a credential.