Finding tenants in these areas are always my fear, but if you can generate solid tenants, seems good.Few things:1) stating the expenses in detail would help (water, electric, etc.).

I guess my main fear is just doing something completely wrong that would hurt my family.In 12 months I will have all my debt paid off and will have more money to invest.  

Deal with all issues in a professional manner and avoid making decisions out of fear.

I wanna resign but i fear its going to get worse if i do.  

I am now excited about what I can do with my life and I don't have to live a life based on fear or disappointment.

The wind was grabbing its cover and I had a real fear of a launch.  

Like I said, I don't flip houses, but my fear wouldn't be the cost of the rehab, but the value of the house after everything is done.

Since we're doing condos though, my fear is I buy in cash, using hard money, or 401K, then when I try to get financing, the condo questionnaire comes back in a negative way (investor % of the units, HOA fees, HOA reserves etc), then I'm stuck with not being able to get a conventional loan on the condo.It basically just means more work up front to make sure that all of the information is sorted out ahead of time and that the condo is financable (sp).  

This practice has become more and more prevalent  

I feel like I am ready to take the step and get into this ,but something is holding me back, and it's not the fear of failure or not knowing what to do when I'm in it.