It has been frozen for the last 7 months which makes me nervous of getting it back.

From an income and cashflow perspective it looks very solidHere's what make me nervous.

Maybe these guys are nervous?

Ive been hitting this hard for about a month and a half and am nervous and excited!!

But even though it was less than 5 years ago, it was still 3.5 years ago and this is an early 20's couple, so a long time for them compared to a mid 30's or older.Considering it makes me nervous to show half of the people the house because I'm afraid they could just be scoping it out to come and steel my copper and a/c compressor later, what is your opinion.

Even though they may have a solid rental history, budgeting for repairs makes me nervous.

Without a significant income, I'd be a little nervous having to cover debt service (even if it was at a low interest rate) with capital I'm supposed to have as reserve or for investment.

I've been assuming that since we are only buying the building and not the corporation that we are in the clear but our lender is nervous.

But come across as a nervous newbie and he may just eat you alive.

Their terms are the same, except they're asking for 10% of the purchase price as the non-refundable deposit.I don't know if I'm just being a nervous nellie and I should be used to taking more risks at this point (I've been doing this for two years now), but it makes me very uneasy to plunk down $5000 with no inspection period for septic, electric or plumbing (it's an older house).