Unfortunately I was just looking to get into the real estate game, but feel very nervous and discouraged.

Anyways I've been studying RE for two months(sick of it), and found a RE investment club so I can open up a network.Doing wholesaling(Assign contracts,and L/O) was my best choice of getting into RE because it didn't require hardly any money(just for ads).After I'm successful with wholesaling,and I want to move up being a landlord.I went to my first meeting,we might work out a deal within a month because the condition of the property.Tommarow will be my second meeting,planning on putting a L/O on the property.I admitt I was nervous at first calling up people about their property.What I did I acted like I done real estate before,and managed thousands of property's.Then when I started pretending I did RE before,fear went out of the picture.

In my area the market is hot so I'm a bit nervous about  buying up SFH as of now.

Unfortunately, when we started talking about an offer I think she got a little nervous and wants to wait over the weekend.

Anyone know the area - it seems like it has enough economic activity to survive but its such a small town im nervous!

Who knows if the realtor is telling the truth or not as far as why his client is selling.I know for myself and my business partner we prefer for the house to be empty when we buy it because we typically rehab the units and then rent them out.As a beginning buy and hold investor who has never filled a unit before I could see how a vacant house can make you nervous. 

Saw an ad on Craigslist this afternoon: "2 br/1 ba. Needs some work. Set up in park. $2,000."

I called and talked to the owner. Older couple who had been renting it out (I think, will know more tomorrow). Set...

Actually making an offer is making me nervous.

It's cash flowing now but if I do this deal then it won't and that makes me more nervous about the "deal".

I mean just look at those that get all nervous with EM deposits even though they are not going to lose the money ..