There are properties I did not transfer though because I was afraid the lender (a credit union) would be a stickler and/or I could not afford to remedy the situation if they demanded payment in full.So, you just need to understand that while it is indeed common practice, and rarely has had negative consequences, it certainly could and you should be prepared to deal with that.

Get rid of any car payments, don't be afraid to drive a hoopty around for a while.I'm not indicating this of you but I see a lot of young people look for immediate gratification, new cars, motorcycles, spending $ at bars/clubs.

It's definitely something to look into, the whole easier aspect is very attractive, but then again I've always been a little bull-headed and not afraid of a challenge, which has been my downfall before.Everyone, thanks so much for the responses, you have all supplied me with a ton of great ideas and things to look for, I really appreciate it

Don't be afraid to interview realtors and work to find the best fit for what you are looking for. 

I am slightly afraid to purchase in this market because of the inflated cost of single family.

They are not afraid of numbers, and they want to see that you are thinking numbers too, not castles int he sand.

Hello, I am semi retired I still need income and flipping houses sounds good to me.I spent 30plus years in the Home Improvement Business I saw some people profit from rentals and I saw people lose money.So I am looking foward to invest with I bring my knowledge of houses from the foundation to the roof and I am not afraid to put the work in.

The women desperately wants to move back into her house and her kids want that as well, but are afraid that she is not ready to live alone again.

I am one that takes action and I am not afraid to get my hands dirty.

I would also be afraid that it would be a fad or generational thing.