I was nervous once I signed because I realized it's my responsibility to pay for it but just a little patience and everything is going according to plan.

@Chris A.I was a bit nervous about starting a cash out refinance on my commercial building.

I'm a little bit nervous about SFH investing, as all of my experience to date is with 2- 3- and 4-plexes.

I guess you now a lot less nervous sort of speak....I hope you enjoy you first investment...and you purchase many more...Good Luck Clinton.

I was nervous about finding replacement properties for a large sale I did back in the fall of 2016, and was able to pull it off at the 11th hour.

I ultimately went with my property management company because the few interactions I had with them helped build my trust, Ididn't have time because I had picked up too many shifts at work tomanage the rehab myself, and I was flat out nervous about managing arehab on my first property that was also a long distance purchase.

If there's anything else at all even slightly questionable I'll nix that family.The pitbull does have me nervous.

But, the problem is that they might move out before the year is up, and you'll have to come up with money to reimburse them.The other thing that makes me nervous is that they didn't file bankruptcy, I'm guessing? 

Im super nervous and would like some tips on what to do and how to pass successfully, ive studied so much every weekend I dedicate about 8 hours plus the weekdays...

Nervous sellers withdrew from the market due to fears of covid so inventory dropped which made prices rise (supply and demand).