I think hesitation can actually be healthy; it's telling you that you either haven't done enough research on the specific neighborhood enough to be certain you want to own there, or it's telling you that  you don't really want to own there if you know the area well and still don't want to jump in, even with a lower offer.  

In the past 6 weeks since the beginning of the national shutdown, Vegas has only seen a 3-4% downturn in values but the demand for housing is still very healthy here.

Money comes and goes, but your health is most important.

If you're thrifty like buy stuff from wal mart you should be able to redo the whole house for way under that.7) List it with a realtor to get it back on the mls. 8) Then you should wind up with a healthy profit.

When your properties are paid off or whenever you are comfortable, you could lend to others and make a healthy return also.

Most gurus in the past have created fake accounts with glowing positive reports or have had their students do this.

While it takes a few months to get the pipeline flowing, you can make a healthy amount without experience or expenditures.

If a condo, how healthy is the HOA?

But if you buy at the right price you might not get appreciation per say but you may get the market just returning to a stable healthy price.

So to make it simple and to the point I'm looking to partner with more passive investors that like to receive a healthy return on their capital.