That gets prospects mentally prepared to see the higher rent amount.

Just mentally substitute 'owns' for 'owns interest in' whenever you hear someone say it and focus your energy on something more positive like getting more ownership interest yourself.

In a few words, he is a 50-something single man with what looks like a somewhat unstable mental condition (bipolar maybe?

I want to take the plunge but have mental/knowledge blocks and once I can get some answers from folks who have done it, I know it’ll happen.For context I’m an attorney and have worked mostly with Real Estate PE clients so the field and lingo is not foreign to me but doing it myself is very different.

I am also having mental stress issues with my husband and before we part ways, we wanted to live separately for some time.

You should already have a company lined up that is going to provide your background check and credit reports for you.To get over that mental hurdle... imagine a scenario of getting burned and losing thousands of dollars.

Plus the value of the work completed so far.Source of down payments funds, if applicable: Funds from the sale of our home in California.Income source: I am an independent contractor doing mostly handyman and property maintenance work, and my fiancé works as a mental health advocate at a private ski academy.Gross monthly income (optional): Combined approx. $5800-$6000Monthly debt obligations: Combined, less than $250/month.

Important to recognize the root issue so you can better avoid it in the future.This is NJ, where eviction for anything other than non-payment is very difficult, and I'm assuming evicting 2 'mentally disabled' would be even harder.

Especially being a person who keeps zero balance for mental happiness, this can be stressful.

The tenant is a veteran (Hud Vash) program and has mental health issues also.