I do not get involved in real estate anywhere I would have a reason to be nervous about something like that.

My friend has told me that they're starting to get pretty nervous about holding onto the property, and I contacted one of the partners (it's a husband and wife team) earlier this week about interest in the property.I don't have any details yet other than it's a 2 bed 2 bath unit in an area that I have scouted and like I don't know yet what the asking price is.

It always makes me feel nervous to do something for the first time.

Even from all the reading and researching I've been doing, I'm a bit nervous about this transition and even wondered if this strategy I'm using to get into RI is the best route to take...

I’m excited but surprisingly not very nervous about possibly taking this first giant step.

I would be nervous to sign over a deed before I was paid in full.

Sometimes it would be me (and I am not very experienced with dogs) and some nervous plumber trying to settle it down and shoo it away.When you have a unit with a dog or cat you will also lose out on a small number of future prospective tenants with bad allergies who cannot live in the same duplex with a pet.There are upsides to permitting dogs, one being that landlords often charge more.

550 I am nervous at $2500.

I don't like debt, makes me nervous.

I don't want to talk to someone ignorant, but I definitely don't want to hear a sales pitch (it's always obvious).Have your house looking good, but there is nothing to be nervous about.