Though I don't anticipate needing keys and won't experience any damages ahead of this date, I'm uncomfortable with owning an asset that I cannot access in the event of emergency.

@Jared AdamI would suggest taking a step back from forcing yourself to do a rigorous routine every day.

I had to leave the house before posting this because my wife is going to kill me…. so I may need a place to sleep tonight 😬😬However, I am continuing the uncomfortable discussion about money and financial freedom.

According Grant, whatever you normal realistic goals are multiply them 10 times (10X ) then figure out, how you can achieve them.3 Walk the WalkYour daily activities & actions must match your goals, if you have aggressive goals, you need to have equally aggressive daily activities & actions to match your aggressive goals.Goals are just wishy washy, talk the talk unless you back it up with aggressive hard work & be willing to walk the walk.You need to work hard & smart, it is not uncommon for successful people to work 60-80, 100 hours a week to achieve their goals.4 Develop Great habitsHabits are routine things you do daily basis without too much thought process.

However, she has fallen in this habitual routine of paying at the end of the month.

It sounds like you made the right decision if you were uncomfortable with the inspection report.

We give back with scouting and Vet stuff but still kinda finding a routine and hobbies.   

Still feel uncomfortable leaving $$$ in a 401A.

As a result, I am currently unable to make a routine capable of producing consistent results until I know exactly who I should be talking to.

But, it doesn't bother me since I routinely sweep the incoming rents into my regular bank account.