Don't be afraid to ask for 50%.

I have enough flexibility in my work schedule, where I am not afraid that I wouldn't be able to manage both, rather I'm afraid that if I pour all my heart, soul, and energies into acheiving the goals I have set for myself, that there won't be a need to keep the job that I love.So, my question is this: Has anyone else begun their journey from a job that they loved and were passionate about, and were faced with a similar situation of once successful deciding whether or not to quit that job because it wasn't necessary any more? 

This is our best performing property and I really don't want to sell it, but after getting a notice a month ago that our insurance is cancelling us because of the large claim, I'm afraid it's my only option.

I'm afraid my pool of resources is more like a puddle so far.

I’m afraid because I’m unsure what questions to ask , because I don’t have a ton of savings to put into a property but what I do have is a 726 credit score.

I would not be afraid to find a partner who has experience in Multi Family. 

Do you know any good contractors in Saint Louis that aren’t afraid to work on the rougher side of town.

I am not afraid of getting fixer uppers, or started but never completed updating but would like to get an opinion of a GC. 

Don't be afraid to negotiate!

Especially to end up with a discount equal to what they could have negotiated on a property with no repairs necessary.Unless you have a buyer lined up ready, willing and eager to do this deal (for some reason that escapes me), I’m afraid you don’t have a doable deal.