I understand how anxiety-producing it is when the owner of your home decides to sell--the reason I own my home right now is because the the landlord where I was living decided to sell, and with 2 dogs and 2 cats, I never wanted to be in that position again.  

The front stairs have a really nice outdoor carpet covering them, which reduces my anxiety some.

She said it is her psychologist prescribed service dog to ease her anxiety, so it is a "service dog."

And when I walk into the gross, smelly, mess of the house that I thought was a good idea to own, it just reeks of anxiety inducing "this better work" vibes.

As lame as it might sound, even with how well the property is doing, I find myself dealing with a lot of anxiety about not being close by. 

@Bill Plymouth First off, I’m glad you posted this, I have a feeling it’s a topic not discussed enough on professional forums.For me personally, it is anxiety, not depression, I’m definitely not an expert in this field, but I think it’s likely they have similar remedies.It’s already been mentioned several times and I couldn’t agree more that working out hard and consistently is the most helpful.Other things that help me are going out of my way to be more social then I feel like being, talking to people will typically calm me down.Cutting down or cutting out alcohol.Staying as busy as humanly possible, even being pissed off about losing a good deal will shake the anxiety loose and get the juices flowing.

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Naturally I felt a mix of emotions, such as excitement about finally owning a house, anxiety about making such a significant financial decision, and even a little bit of fear about the unknown.

I do appreciate your anxiety. 

This is a very serious investment for you, we get that, work together with us to keep the asset well maintained and performing...see the warning on debt and leverage so you don't suffer undue fear and anxiety.