@Dylan Legg, this is a victim mentality.  

Thanks for the boost.

When this issue has come up for me, I simply request a handwritten letter from a local mental health professional stating the recommendation of the ESA to the individual along with the professionals contact info so I can verify it.

Change your mentality from 'I can't' to 'how can I?'."

Maybe we should contact the national newspapers.I know a few investors that buy completely destroyed houses, work day and night rehabbing them, deal with all the permits needed, engage with often lazy and dishonest construction workers... performing many other mentally, emotionally and physically difficult tasks.

I've been considering purchasing some tradelines to give my credit a boost. 

Just bear in mind that as your equity takes up a larger part of the asset, you will get less of a boost from the leverage.Have you used this broker for anything before?

Repetition breads mastery, so I'd think if you go out and push hard, embody a "learner's mentality" at every step of the way, and juice every opportunity for learnings you'll steadily climb to the top of the "too legit to quit" list for all the buyers out there!

As a nomad that literally hasn't had any homeowner type of responsibility in years it is a bit of a mental hurdle to get over pulling the trigger on purchasing and renting several properties.

Couple quick points and then some feedback from the AZ Economic and Real Estate Analysis.This is a look into the “fear based mentality” that some of my peers are operating from:A startling survey result stated “that 58% mortgage/loan originators think or feel there is mgoing to be a housing crash in the next 2 years and are fueling the public perception of housing market”; yet, there are “zero” economic or statistical indicators pointing us in that direction.