@Christopher Leon I am not apposed to driving for dollars and cold calling/door knocking.

We see cold feet all the time and under much more appealing circumstances.

A simple day trip will answer a great deal of your questions and anxieties. 

Much less time in the winter because it's cold, rainy, and harvesting winter crops isn't as time-sensitive (what is a petite zucchini one summer day is a canoe the next day). 

Since it doesn't get bitterly cold here, I expect the heat to work fine for us.  

Unless I can negotiate the seller to pay for it.Admittedly, I have cold feet, but I am going to force myself to pull the trigger soon. 

., yes, their Cap Ex over time will represent a higher proportion of their income than for higher priced properties, but that's certainly not sufficient reason to ONLY buy properties that start at triple the price, but when it comes to cold hard monthly cash, only return a third extra!

Seems like the ones I've talked to have cold feet.  

Sad to see a valuable asset like cold hard cash lying dead and buried in a property.

I wouldn't really recommend a VA for cold calling unless they're local in the US.