I had no intention on bailing on the deal, but it's very anxiety provoking to be trapped. 

I wonder if any seasoned investors have had extreme anxiety after buying a deal other than their first deal.As some may know, my first deal was a complete gut rehab duplex that put me through the wringer.

The stress could trigger anxiety and heart attack.Best wisdom for older folks, prioritizing health first is number one.

*That being said, there is a lot of anxiety in the credit markets right now, and underwriting guidelines are tighter than they were 90 days ago, so you'll need to have good credit, income, and reserves. 5+ units, or lending in the name of an LLC/Corporation, pushes you into the realm of commercial financing.

I really needed to just rant and let my emotion out because my anxiety is going over the roof.

Cleveland seems by far my best option so far. but as a beginner i have the anxiety to lose it all, so i really try to understand as much i can .

It's always been a business-like conversation and if I tell them they need to leave (always for rent payment issues) they all have gone willingly--probably because they are actually grateful to be able to point to someone else as the reason they closed [their failing business that has been a major cause of anxiety and stress in their lives].

I used to self manage and being a control freak, it was very tiring and a cause of stress/anxiety.

@Tyler Labelle if I was your tenant I’d pay at midnight on the 5th each month just to giveYou lots of anxiety.

It creates anxiety about being left out, leading to impulsive decisions without proper risk evaluation. ● Overestimating Good Times and Ignoring Cycles- Overestimating good times and ignoring cycles is a cognitive bias that makes investors believe in the endless continuation of bull markets.