I know neighs watch what’s going on, and of course nervous jitters made it a little hard to figure out how to get in with the code, and lock box, using my phone light, etc etc, I could have easily been mistaken for a robber.

I have a motivated seller, property management company, buyer with over $1500 in Section 8 rental vouchers...and my buyer is still trying to obtain finances for the deal.

Vacant homes are especially scary, though I've never felt threatened by a client, but have been plenty nervous about the idea that someone may be camped out in the vacant home. 

That's what we do.I think for the C class working mans rental portfolio I would choose a decent pick up truck.. new old would not matter.I get a little nervous driving to nice of a car to meet my banker for lunch or show him a project.. 

Appreciation makes me nervous. 

If you get nervous when you speak to a seller just do the best you can and say you will review with "your investment team" and get back in touch within 24 hours with an offer.  

From what I can gather your husband "gets it" and you are nervous and scared. 

Buy here because they either have no idea how to calculate cash flow, or they are too nervous to go outside their local area, or they are set on killer appreciation happening, or they don't care if they are losing money every month....but basically, they buy here anyway.2.

To keep insects from getting behind our rain screen, we wrapped hardware cloth over our first and last row of furring strips and it saved us some money over purchasing the Cor-A-Vent strips. 

I'm getting kind of nervous as to what would too many of you are operating in?