Better to be feared than liked.

@Jordan Rogers  Congrats Jordan, for getting past your fears and deciding to "Play to win" as opposed to "Playing not to lose"!  

Thank you both for allaying my fears.

I would make sure to talk to the tenant first and confirm it’s not just an unfounded fear based on what someone said.

Without much experience in rehabbing, estimating wrong is my main fear.

@Scott Steffek,My point is that this is uncharted territory and many landlords had not really considered non payment prior to government shut down.I am fortunate in that I have planned for something out of the ordinary so I will not be affected, and all my vouchered tenants have nothing to fear from me in the way of eviction and business will be conducted as normal.The newbies or those landlords that haven't planned for a black swan event may not be as fortunate.Proper planning and ample cash reserves can make or break you in this business and this is a good wake up call for us all.

I also tried fundrise for small amount. while their reports and dividend are consistent, I always fear the risk of default. 

Real estate really did change my life and I no longer fear the unexpected challenges.

Once a hard yes is established how do I break the fear of what I explained previous?

But they all have things in common, which Tharp attributes to their correct psychology (overcome fear, greed, and pride when making investment decisions, along with taking losses as well as gains in stride because they are a normal part of the wealth building process).