My excitement is now louder than my fear, can't wait to get rolling.

Live your fears or live your dreams.

Some of you are really overthinking this and have a fear of the unknown.

My hold back was a combination of fear and a misconception as I always though purchasing property required large amounts of cash for down payments.

As you learn, you will also become less fearful of hiring a pro or in situations where it makes more sense to pay than to do it yourself. 

Not being able to see the properties is my biggest fear as well.  

After I got the notice of tax sale on my front door today, I called my property manager to find out the scoop, she and all of her colleges are of course and as I feared "out of the office" until Monday, so I jump on line to find out what I can, and there is a tax deed certificate on the house so I google some more and I run across this website that I am sharing my story now with you and I read the most horrible awful condescending judgmental comments from the members of this site about low end run down houses,  and tenants that live in the property's your group purchases in some form or fashion as investment property's.First know this, I nor my little tiny ugly gem of a house are "scary", "worthless", "loosers", "welfair squatting", "section 8", "HUD", "drug dealers", "drug users", "disability collecting", "food stamp spending" pieces of trash. 

She terrorised all other tenants, in fact was feared by most in the township.

Then because of FOMO (fear of missing out) tons and tons of money went in to the crypto currency market without thinking about the sustainablity of the specific coin that people were investing in.

Hi both, that is my fear, that I don't know what 'historic' entails, however, that ENTIRE area is 'historic', so if I want to invest there (and it's already gentrifying like crazy) that's what's required.