For those afraid of needlessly spending more money than they have to; consider getting a basic inspection, and then ask the inspector whether they feel there is any value in deeper inspections or not.Choose a reputable, unbiased inspector.

I am afraid if I take this route I will rent for a year or two and then everything I save will be used for our forever home and next thing I know I am 4 years down the road and still have only one rental and one primary.All advice is greatly appreciated.

I am highly motivated and not afraid of a high level of commitment to learning this next phase of my investment career.

Switzerland has lots of restrictions on foreigners buying property. 

I am extremely scared of them actually closing on this deal, first of all it’ll cost my buyer more money with zero benefit, but also now that I have basically pestered them the past 2 days, I’m afraid they either won’t sell to us, or will just stand firm on a ridiculous price.

But, we are afraid that we are missing opportunities to submit timely offers.

I’m afraid that just tacking it onto the rent amount will cause renters to skim over my property as “overpriced” compared to a similar property that doesn’t include utilities.So if you have done this, how do you market it?

Lesson that I learned is that I shouldn't be afraid of taking on large projects.

My wife and I are love diy renovation and not afraid to put a little sweat into a project.

I do understand risk can be mitigated and I am also not afraid of risk at all...i just want to know what it is.