Buying an undervalued property will give you some room for error should some unforeseen obstacle come up in the future.Don’t be afraid to cold call.

Why aren't more individuals looking to do deals away from the comfort of their home- if a property is cash flowing, makes money, and is appreciating- What's the issue.We were all afraid to get into this business to some degree but once we start to get comfortable to many people are stuck in their comfortable bubble and won't step out to try and better themselves.

Don't be afraid to shop around a little.There are a couple of different ways to "house hack" and only you will know which is the right fit for the lifestyle and return that you are looking for but some of the techniques you should take a look at are:1.

You can connect to city sewer if it is available, but don't be afraid of septic. 

Since then I've never been afraid to approach the owners of tired but viable properties.

I am afraid that he will wait until May to look for the ideal tenants. 

The more I thought about it, the more I was afraid the whole house would be mold-ridden, increasing the renovation price substantially.

I'm not afraid to cold call.

I feel like it makes sense to start out with the 2-4 multifamily househack home to take advantage of the FHA financing and build landlord exp. in order to look more credible to lenders in the future.Quick facts:-32 years old, -live in Laurel, MD, -$50,000 ready to invest, -not afraid to swing a hammer, -willing to learn/teachable!

Don't be afraid to negotiate!