I'm kinda nervous, I ran the numbers it seems ok but some feed back would be appreciated.So have it under contract for 180k, 20% down finanacing 135k @ 4.3% for 30yrs.

Thus, if the project cash flow isn't generating the required min DSCR they can get nervous and they want you to pay for their nervousness. 

My home inspection is tomorrow so I am getting nervous. 2 units are currently rented, one 3 bedroom at $1200 a month, and a 2 bedroom at $650 a month, we plan to owner occupy the 2 bedroom rented for $650 which is under market, it should rent for $800, once the lease expires we will give them notice and take over the unit. 

However, since you are still living in the property, I'd be nervous that these expenses will be seen as some sort of personal gain, rather than an expense for your rental business, so just to be safe, I'd defer all expenses until the tenant has moved in. 

Also don't be nervous to talk to older people who seem successful, they will usually always give you some of their time and if they don't have time for you, you probably don't want to get to know them anyways.  

I'm excited and nervous all at once sometimes.

I am nervous as this is the very first letter Ive sent. 

I am nervous about not being in the area for my first rental and was wondering if it would be better to sell and use the profits to re-invest.

I was to close last Friday, but he was "nervous", he didn't understand how this wholesale thing worked so I explained it in great detail in as easy terms that I could possibly do.

BP, My friend and I are going to our first REIA meeting tomorrow and I have to say that I am nervous but also extremely excited.