If you don't feel comfortable with the situation I would stay away.

We manage in town, but I don't feel comfortable enough to purchase in NB myself.

I think I may have 2 or 3 buyers that will actually BUY a property without having to physically walk it... and as I stated before, I know some aren’t comfortable with that for whatever reason it may be, but I think David G.

I love all real estate, but my comfort is in the big stuff

I can tell you that cash flowing retirement with rental property gives me significantly more comfort than watching the stock and living on 4% withdrawals for the rest of my life.

If I could get any advice on how to get more familiar with the scope of work needed for rehabs this size or what the procedure was, maybe shadowing somebody I would feel more comfortable in moving forward.

If I could get any advice on how to get more familiar with the scope of work needed for rehabs this size or what the procedure was, maybe shadowing somebody I would feel more comfortable in moving forward.

I'd leave sealed containers, but anything that's been opened I'd either throw out or keep for myself if I felt comfortable doing so. 

Of course, we never know everything and so it becomes an easy excuse to do nothing and remain in our comfort zone.The "right moment" is now, Cynthia. 

It's too close for comfort.