(He said he was shocked when he saw the inspection report) But from an investment standpoint we don't want to go into our first investment feeling uneasy.

Everyone has the right to say no, and you should not feel bad or uneasy making a low offer.  

It is not good in the homeowners eyes because more than one person makes them uneasy.

I am uneasy about getting into a bidding war, but I don't think the property holds the same value for others as it does for me.

Every time I express interest in a property and disclose with complete honesty I am a realtor® the sellers get uneasy.

Not many good options available there, but one came up as a foreclosure to be auctioned in Maricopa County Court house by Auction.com.I am not an experience investor, and all the horrors stories about Auction.com made me uneasy.

No need to feel uneasy about a deal.

We were initially trying to rent the upper level and Airbnb the basement, but potential renters uneasiness about this has forced us to change our strategy.Any advise you can offer regarding changing strategy and waiting out the process of getting renters would be much appreciated. 

That part of your post is my favorite, many of my friends are now more aware - also prepping with cash and minding the gotchas ;) It's very cool to watch those who have learned through brutal and uneasy experience get ready.

The one thing makes me a little uneasy about this cycle is how everyone is buying outside their area.