Now I fear I have lost the incoming students starting the new school year and am not sure if its too late to get them.

The price point is higher than our ideal range, and I needed his support to help reduce my fears.

Hi @Kylann Griffin ,Never fear, options are here!

Lots of people fear the increased insurance premiums, expense and hassle.As to the costs, just talk with a local pool company.  

Fear-of-missing-out caused a lot of bad decisions that never took risk into account.

This is my fear.

This time I fear he has vacated to property and has disappeared.

I'm not sure how I should proceed because I want to press the issue feeling that I'd rather the seller disqualify me than be out of the game based on fear of rejection or an agent that may not understand what I'm trying to do.

My fear is that, even if peaked, there is still some time to earn some profit in Nashville and then get out before the market dries up and Tampa is just much more of a question mark.  

One house was listed at $179k, the price dropped and after I produced a $30k issue I was able to get it for $110k.One house they had a current appraisal (I didn't agree with it) at $160k and I offered $91,500.The only other low offer was one they listed at $115k, I offered in the $40ks and have since bumped up to $60k but they sold it elsewhere (sounds like it went for around $70k).You run a risk of looking like what you fear, but what could it possibly hurt to try?