Ultimately, that's the thing - you're not alone in this.

Those people have no choice but to move. 

I read Brandon Turner's Ultimate Beginners Guide and want to overcome analysis inertia.

Hey All,After hours of research, reading and using BP Forums to ask and read questions and answers, I (think) I have decided where I would like to focus in regards to purchasing my first Rental property.Before I would submit any offers, I want to give myself the adequate time to go check out these neighborhoods, talk to residents and check out their local economies and shops In order to ensure I am happy with my choices before proceeding.As I prepare to go to these different communities (looking in the CT area), I was wondering if anybody who has done similar trips (I am assuming its pretty standard practice, unless the property is far away).

That is our ultimate goal however for now we are sticking to fix and flips.

A judge and jury would ultimately decide your fate.

Repairing wood siding is not a cheap task as well (especially if you want repaired areas to match rest of house) and will ultimately run the risk of  future repairs.

I was told that both wouldn’t be a problem, and both items were fixed the following days.During the course of the work, I had additional potential work I had this contractor scope out, for which he sent me a separate email with those estimates and I ultimately decided not to proceed with that work.I paid my contractor throughout the period the work was completed (always within a day of him requesting payment), and the work finally was completed in May.

Keeping one's word is important, to a point (when the whole economic picture changes, re-evaluating your choices is something most people can understand).

So I think a  lot of folks coming to the area are coming because 1) they can drive there and 2) their first choice vacation got cancelled and I think a lot know there are bargains to be had right now.