I am always looking to connect with new people, so please don't be afraid to talk to me! 

I mean, the #1 most given answer for the podcast question "what separates the successful from the unsuccessful (I don't remember the exact verbiage, and neither does Brandon 1/2 the time) is: TAKE ACTIONYou can't be too afraid to jump into something, you can't be too afraid to make mistakes.

I'm definitely willing to take some risk, but overall, I'm afraid I'll be taken for a ride by some agent and then my money will be washed down the drain :(  Ideally, I'm looking to buy 2-3 MFRs for 40-70k, and have them managed by a communicative and competent PM company.

However, I am afraid that we would have to save about $30-$40K just to start even thinking about it.My question is, can we start getting into investment properties with just say $1000 dollars?

I have a house that is very expensive and I have a family that my money go too, but im just really wanting to change my families future and want to start this journey but afraid of failing and  putting money into it that took me forever to accumulate.

Don't be afraid to negotiate, particularly if you have a lot of rentals.4.

A lot of people want to get into real estate but are afraid of making the first step.

To fix a leak you might have to redo everything. plumbers are often afraid to touch it in an occupied building because if they do and it can't be fixed they have to re-do all the supply lines and the water might be off for a good long while.

I was afraid to buy but extremely happy now that I got started.

Schluter makes a series of "Kerdi drains" that work really well:  https://www.schluter.com/schluter-us/en_US/Shower-...I was afraid the traditional techniques were difficult to do when I chose that useless tile redi system.