Don't be afraid to negotiate!

I was afraid of hard money loans3.

Check with your attorney, but I'm afraid the lenders are correct.

Lessons learned include:- Lower income housing is not for me- Don't overlook inspection findings or be afraid to terminate a deal - Thoroughly vet any property management help.

If I was to give some advice, it would be to educate yourself as much as possible on here with all the different investment strategies, the different financing options, and also do not be afraid to reach out to people or post back on posts you find interesting.

If your units are the best apartments in the area, your tenants will be afraid of losing out.11.

It'll be hard doing both but that's why they call it work and I've never been afraid of hard work.

Her and I have signed the lease and she has paid the security deposit, but now rent is passed due and I am afraid her husband is going to cause issues.

I am just afraid this won't be enough,Let's say in one year the buyer of property A I sold the house to try to sue me for whatever reasons defect in the house or other,I want to be sure he can't access property B in worst case scenario scheme 

This is a fair question and I actually heard the latest BP podcast that talked a little about this problem, I will leave the link here so you can listen to it fully: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/biggerpockets-podcast-349-nathan-taborIn my opinion there is no way of knowing if the market will crash now or in 10 years from today, but knowing that it is an extremely hot market and more and more people want to get in I would be a little bit more afraid.