The fear is today the homes are way too high and if the market slows down the margin can be disappointing.

Stop living in fear, it gets better I promise, just make sure you run your numbers right.

It may not work for everyone but it has changed my life, just try it.Also on a side note, the more knowledge you have, the less fear will be present.

I guess that is my fear...and not sure how people get over this risky hurdle?  

Checking the unit every 2 weeks will only compound your fears.

The driver's fear they will get robbed.Before I buy a deal, I gather a lot of information and data about a property.

A huge deterrent to reaching the point of an eviction is a tenant's fear: Where will they live with an eviction on their record?

Originally posted by @Joel Owens:Joel, you were basically talking to my greatest fears- moving into an area that will end up being deserted with NO cash flow.Let me just be clear about that, I am currently NOT looking for an appreciating property, although that would be nice to have I am no expert and do not know the markets as a savvy realtor.

@Brian SweeneyHave no fear, Ray's notes are here :) Been collecting all intel on BP for all real estate software since our company specializes in designing kickass software for real estate investors.

@Gail Roberts , I'm not really qualified to be giving financial planning advice (I'm just an amateur real estate enthusiast.)You have $100,000 earning 6% yield in mutual funds (about $500/mo income), but you're fearful of this investment.