There is so much help and if I have learned anything, don't be afraid to reach out to people.

We are already over $5000 in repairs to plumber & drywall contractors (and $200 to an electrician to flip a breaker on a Saturday because she was afraid the whole house would burn down due to the water-logged foyer light...and so turned off the Master breaker instead of just isolating the light) and now she's saying she doesn't want carpet reinstalled in the basement because it might get wet & moldy and "affect her boys & dogs".

And they're afraid I'll renovate and remove the home.Finding very motivated MH sellers is fairly easy.  

She was afraid that managing property in an up-and-coming area might draw in a younger (and less responsible) crowd, but she's been really pleased with how things have turned out.

(both on the podcasts and in person) I'm afraid I would be priced out regardless of where they may be.  

People were afraid of the home because of "water damage" in the basement.  

I know I'll lose some profits but I'm afraid of having to deal with tenant issues as a landlord while I'm TDY or in the field for a month at a time.Right now I rent, so I do plan on buying a house soon and while most may not consider that an investment, my BAH savings will be significant.

Don't be afraid to jump in and help answer questions or ask some of your own.Have you setup your "Keyword Alerts" yet?

Apparently the previous owner hadn't maintained the fireplaces or chimneys at all and our "historian" tenant told us she had been afraid to use her fireplace because of that.

I was never afraid to walk away from offers, because I wasn't interested in the phone, I was only interested in how much it cost, and how much I could sell it for (I never once cared how much someone paid for something, that's irrelevant, they are probably lying anyways).