Tenants like this depend on landlords cowering in fear whenever they talk about fair housing laws, counting on you not really understanding the law.

-Rent out the property -Refinance the property in 6-12 months My fear is not being able to refinance due to my credit.

This removes one of the biggest tenant fears and gives me and my clients the best protection against an unlikely bad tenant.

@Rob Beardsley that last statement is exactly my biggest fear (phantom high occupancy, then after closing tenants start vacating).The good news: -the test ads performed well- suggesting it wouldn’t be much of a problem to fill vacancies-seller will give me a certified and notarized copy of the updated detailed rent roll-these tenants are on year leases that Auto-renew-I plan on offering to sell the POHs to the current residents for cash

My fear was always the pipe leak they didn't want to pay $25 for that turns into a new flooring situation.NNN residential.......If only dreams came true:)

I think the biggest people most people have is they mis-evaluate risk by factoring their emotional fears in decision making.

But then I stopped and realized that I heard many people say about FEAR.

My only fear is that when starting out something big will cause us to go in the negatives on our investment before we have that reserve saved up.

I have a couple of properties in my sights..but as so many here at BP say...letting myself be held back by fear. planning to overcome that fear in the next couple months.

My name in Angel Sosa, and I've begun reading "The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing," and have reached the ending of Chapter 2, "Six Steps to Help You Overcome Fear."