There's an information seminar next weekend that will be covering the program, but its entry cost is rather steep, so I'm a bit uneasy about going to it without having at least an idea of why this is a good investment (if at all).

My first indication that anything was wrong occurred when the tenant called me to report that she was feeling very uneasy about her live-in boyfriend.

Their terms are the same, except they're asking for 10% of the purchase price as the non-refundable deposit.I don't know if I'm just being a nervous nellie and I should be used to taking more risks at this point (I've been doing this for two years now), but it makes me very uneasy to plunk down $5000 with no inspection period for septic, electric or plumbing (it's an older house).

I found a Property Manager that is probably the best in the area but I am uneasy not being in control, not being able to due my own quarterly inspections.

More details to come after our meeting Saturday morning, however seeing the basement and the 1 unit made me a little uneasy as there seems to be a lot of work to be done to get things "right".

Which may be hard as I actually like the feeling of uneasy-ness.

This was not a surprise since I knew what had happened but it certainly left me feeling uneasy about the house.

Again, I'm uneasy about your story.If he chose to not deduct expenses that you legitimately incurred - then it is actually illegal.

I am favorable to this strategy, but am a bit uneasy about going at this alone without any form of representation. 

@Mary Mitchell You are right, the mortgage could be called at anytime and that makes me a little uneasy.