My nervousness was that I was highly leveraged using a HELOC for a down payment partially.

I guess it is normal to be nervous and just as normal to move ahead despite that!

Usually it isn't a problem as long as you keep paying the loan, but I would be nervous that at some point they start getting aggressive about this (say if interest rates went to 7% and they see it as a way to force you to refi).

However, the other side of me is nervous that this property just wasn't as good of a deal as I had hoped.

I’m a bit nervous about jumping in right now because it’s such a sellers market and prices have skyrocketed since COVID.

I want to start at whole sale property and work my way into rental properties but I'm nervous about just jumping into a contract.

Your in a dip and are a little nervous because you been on a little bit of a sugar high.

The downturn started in 1986, someone who bought the triplex next to me, watch the value drop to $300K in 1990, got nervous, sold it, and the guy who bought it for $300K got even more nervous, sold it for under $275K in 1992.

I am interested in investing out of state but the thought of it makes me nervous

Hi Ryan,Like you, I started my investing as a landlord, then added flipping and about 2.5 years ago I added Notes.I was nervous about the process too.