For us it got to the point where we were afraid to not return any part of the deposit even if there was justification to keep it.  

The tenant had a number of minor maintenance requests early on and we were afraid of a needy tenant.

I have lived in Portland for 5 years and there are no areas I'm afraid to be in, but for a flip I need to make sure that the house will sell quickly.If any experienced investors from the area are reading this, any input, tips, or advise are welcome!

It was an old listing on MLS and people were afraid of the scope of work due to termites and flooding.How did you finance this deal?

And don’t be afraid of Scranton.

I had a few questions that I think would really help everyone reading this whether or not you have your license yet don't be afraid to Chime in and leave your feedback.I am currently interning for an Associate Broker under EXP realty, is there any advice anyone here can give as to what to do next after getting my Realestate license?

A lot of people are afraid to go the self showing route but I believe it is the ONLY want to do it because it is such a time saver. 

I'm afraid of how sustainable this will be if the situation continues, but we don't know what options we have.

We know nothing about maintenance and are afraid tenants will need help when we are unavailable.

So do your homework, use the BP calculators to run your numbers, and don’t be afraid to expand your target market when you search for your investment property.