The abundance of options can sometimes feel like "shiny object syndrome," but Subto members are encouraged to focus and excel in their chosen niche.And don't let concerns about the initial investment deter you.

(Yes, I know; that advice goes against the "failure is not an option" syndrome - but UNLESS Sellers are genuinely OK with selling for significantly less than market - I suggest: move on)!

syndrome left over from childhood, or for me, more entertaining than watching the news!   

The forums are so vast it adds to the deer in the headlights syndrome as I go through the posts so I apologize if these questions are redundant, as I'm sure they must be.

your preaching to the choir.. anyone who has read any of my post over the years I always say you should be local if you can and if not you need at least 10 doors and to be cautious of buying in war zones.. locals can make war zone's work .. out of state rarely if ever this is where your inventory comes from burnt out landlord syndrome.. 

In all honesty, I feel a bit of imposter syndrome, I am making progress, but I think I could be making a lot more if I knew what I was doing.

I feel the advice is the chicken little syndrome and sky is currently falling.

This is potentially a Sick Building Syndrome Hazard.

Conclusion: I'd get up at 7am and hit that Send button, before I walk my dogs.I know you don't want to do that, @Johann Jells , but a lot of Realtors suffer with the IDWTDT syndrome, and that's why they aren't successful...

Shiny object syndrome isn't talked about often enough!