Another thing that may help quell her fears would be having large cash reserves.

Even if you invest first, know what the plan is so you don't do exactly what your partner's fear is and compromise your life by needing to invest too early.

No matter how many jobs you’ve had or how far down the career path you are, facing any workplace transition brings up emotions, fears, and possibly, some sleepless nights.

I just fear that will be overbearing.

The learning never stops, but I would love to know what other experienced investors would recommend.Due to having a full time job currently, my strategy is long term buy and hold rentals (SF and/or small multifamily).I would love to get some feedback so that I can keep moving forward and not let analysis paralysis or fear of action keep me stagnant.Thanks in advance!

In my observation the biggest fear of new landlords is vacancy, but it is also the most irrational fear.

The man really does think a step ahead when a majority of others are in the fear, uncertainty, and doubtful mindset.

The vacancy fear part of my brain wouldn't want to overly burden a new tenant at a time like this. 

Weather is amazing, but many fear LA is going the way of San Francisco - either millionaires or homeless.

Fear of the 1031 going away if we get a democrat president has man people selling now and taking advantage of the tax break.