Investing is about prudence, patience, and emotional detachment. 

Just looking deeper into it, I knew..

Here are five “golden rules” to buying investment properties.Rule #1: Leave Emotions BehindWe all get attached to an idea, a vision, a plan.

Taking a different tack on this... sometimes it is not always about having the logical "by the numbers" discussion but rather is more about dealing with fear and emotions.

In regards to getting over your fear, learn the market, buy based off numbers and not emotion and go for it.

I highly suggest looking deeper to find any rehab done within the past year and connecting with that property owner / agent to find out how much it was worth then and after rehab.

I will also have a deposit on hand of $1,250 (one month), so that can also protect me against pet damage on move out.I am inclined to go with the people with pets, but I just finished this remodel and it looks nice, so I might be having an emotional reaction to animals messing it up?

Motioning to our knife block, the officer questioning me asks if I stabbed Mike with one of the knifes.He’s just doing his job I know, but a new, deeper feeling grips me.

A home is a inanimate object non-emotional it’s like buying a piece of stock my question back to you is do you only own stock in the neighborhood you live in the answers probably know you buy and sell stock based on numbers ,PE ratio’s .dividends when you buy real estate the same should hold true.I have heard great things about Memphis invest and met Chris Clothier and was a great guy that talked about his company and culture.

Fear of the unknown is big.I understand completely that the whole notion of rent control is scary and triggers people's emotions.