I’d wake up with night sweats, I had anxiety, I’d be sick to my stomach often.

Also, I'm a huge introvert with serious anxiety issues which only magnifies my fear of failure.

Listened to dozens of BP podcasts and a recurring theme was "get some understanding and then go get a deal" you may make a little money, you may break even or you may loose a little money.

Thanks for the idea.From a recurring expenses standpoint, I realize i missed poolcare and landscaping so I have to account for that. from experience in short-term rentals, what are everyones thoughts on the expenses i laid out in the analysis?

A recurring task given to me by whatever education medium I use is to first learn my “local market”.

I try to cut out anything that gives me additional stress or anxiety.

If the lender obtains documentation to confirm the transfer of title to the property, this liability does not have to be considered as part of the borrower’s recurring monthly debt obligations.

As a renter myself, there's nothing more anxiety-ridden than when a stranger has to take a look around our apartment (which happens from time to time).

I'm in a comfortable position in cash currently and I am planning to be aggressive in the next 3-5 years I just want to understand how best I can reach my short term goal of 10k recurring income. 

Is it really worth the anxiety and fear of knowing you’ll be implicated for a potential crime by ICE agency