It's not mentally challenging, just takes a bit of time - but as I mentioned before, I don't think you'll have any problems doing it.

Just make a mental note for when it comes tax time, that you did a deal on your personal income taxes before you started your LLC.

So for today at the cost of $125, I got confirmation/ mental insurance that cast iron pipes are in good condition, I now know where all of my sewer lines are routed, how the jumbled mess right above the septic tank needs to be corrected ($20 of parts and my labor) and the name of a local real estate investor who sounds like he is just done with one house, maybe all

I handle all my own routine low-level maintenance and have working relationships with a local drywaller, a painter, a plumber, an electrician and an HVAC guy in case any big projects arise.For the security deposits, I set up a separate savings account at my local credit union and do the "set it and forget it" mentality.

Never read the book, but I remember a study done years ago on mental price setting.

Before I go into my next list I have to give thanks to few of my mental real estate mentors :x.) 

It is the analysis paralysis mentality.

As I mentioned, it was both smooth at times and challenging for me mentally during others.

You can deduct any and all expenses relating to renting the property as well as lost rent and your 50% fee( Mine is 100%)  Sounds like she is mentally done and would probably be overjoyed to receive some dollars back !

I created one for my mental mindset and to distinguish between my personal assets and the llc assets.