Both motivate me and help me stomp down my fear and take the next M.I.N.S.!

I know there is a lot of newbies out there who might fear of what to say if they go to a meetup so instead of saying anything, just ask questions instead!

So far it's been a great experience, they're very professional, not fear mongering, and they've addressed all my concerns.

They have a sharply limited understanding of degrees of escalating interpersonal conflict.If you judge that this woman belongs in that group, hold nothing back and put the Fear of the Landlord in her.

It helps to shave off some of the fear factor.

I'm also fearful that maybe I missed a key component as far as a bill that should be paid monthly that could affect my numbers.

I filed the first two claims, which drove up my insurance costs $150/mo... and handled the third one myself - which I am also doing with my newest water damage claim out of fear of increased insurance costs again... in addition to a $2000 deductible for each occurrence, it has been draining my reserves pretty quickly and we just got into another property so things are tight for a little while.Any advice is most welcome!

I know that the DIY test kits have to sit in a spot over a few days and my husband fears that the owner might move the tests to prevent mold from showing up. 

Couple quick points and then some feedback from the AZ Economic and Real Estate Analysis.This is a look into the “fear based mentality” that some of my peers are operating from:A startling survey result stated “that 58% mortgage/loan originators think or feel there is mgoing to be a housing crash in the next 2 years and are fueling the public perception of housing market”; yet, there are “zero” economic or statistical indicators pointing us in that direction.

Marc, I fear that you may be right about the issue creeping back in.