If you are afraid of tenants you may want to reconsider investing.

I'm most interested in cash flowing properties, am not afraid to put some sweat equity into the investment (cosmetic - not foundational).

I will be talking to the board on monday to answer some of my other questions.But, i am afraid of what I dont know; of the things that the board or agent won't tell me.I am not planning to live or to to do anything with that community or board of coop as long as i dont have to :-)

I have done this in the past with property I have purchased when the purchase price was significantly lower than the assessment value but I would be afraid I would be opening a can of worms if I wanted to appeal my assessment when I know the property was purchased for more than it was assessed. 

To many beginner landlords are afraid of a vacancy.

Hi everyone,I'm trying to get started in Real Estate Investing but I'm afraid that prices are too high again in Southern California...Should I wait for prices to drop?  

I'm afraid you may not get much feedback on this topic because it's a gray area at best.

I was afraid of raising too much money and driving down returns, but every property needs a reserve fund to keep it liquid when capital items come up.  

The last thing you want is new people afraid to ask questions.

Kiyosaki talks a lot about how people fail to invest because they're afraid of failing.