I am nervous as I dont want to make any(major) mistakes.

They do not need a bank account to do most of the aforementioned options.If you are nervous about tenants having your bank account (you shouldn't, because every time you write a check to someone, your account number is on the bottom for them to see) you can always "sweep" the money into a new account after the first of the month.My bank sends me an email each time a deposit is made, so it helps me with my bookkeeping.

If I get this, it will be my first deal, so I'm both nervous and excited at the same time.

so unless your in a great cash position.. you could have desire to purchase but no ability.. owner occ is always there.. but not investor loans. this is why the crash of 08 was so severe the investor loans froze like the Antarctic.. before global warming. then what happens is you try to time the bottom you get nervous and really with credit so tight and nerves you never do execute. 

I am very excited but equally nervous. 

So this is my first time ever buying an investment property.. really nervous and hoping I don't lose money.. here are the factsad says Multifamily (2) Units 2 bed 1 bath 1 bed 1 bathselling for $40kboth units are rented out for total of $1100 ( courtesy section 8 )does it seem like a good deal?

I'm nervous because this deal means I'll become a landlord overnight and I have no experience.

I’m very nervous about getting into money and business with my dad.

The appraiser isn't from the area and only spent 15min looking at the property so I'm a little nervous that it might not appraise for what I want it to.

I know a lot of people get nervous about having a remodel going on miles away, but if you find a reputable local investment company that can get it done in house, it can be an easy process.