This is bad because it undermines your confidence, makes you feel stupid, makes you scared, and slows down your forward momentum.Communication is obviously the key to any great relationship, but what do you do when your communication only triggers fear in your partner?

The only thing I can advise is if the numbers work and you are comfortable then pull the trigger.

Also, as soon as you start adding plumbing fixtures you will begin triggering a new water service in most of these suburbs.

Some might suggest I just pull the trigger, however, analysis paralysis isn't my issue since I'll jump the moment I see a good deal - my challenge is I just don't see what I would call good deals in this market right now.Anyone with suggestions or insight regarding how you might have overcome this barrier in your past?

I agree 100% with @Christian Bermeo Start with the podcast, get the Out of state investing book, read rich dad poor dad if you haven't already, and then just analyze a deal and be ready to pull the trigger when the deal looks good!

That has re-triggered our buyer investigations contingency before.

I knew the risk in pulling the trigger on that stuff and balanced it with the desire of wanting to have the property ready to rent as soon as possible to capitalize on summer rates. 

@Andrew TrippAnyone that is just now pulling the trigger on a spec building, will have way too much in it.

(For current investors) Was there a specific moment that triggered you to decide to invest, for instance “Okay, we need to do this NOW because I can’t deal with X anymore.”Thank you for all of the help, I am very motivated to help young investors being that I am one of them and feel they are often underserved!

Bottom line, do your homework and pull the trigger.