I guess if you can speak to crowds and not have the anxiety to do it then it can be a great way for sales people to make fast cash. 

Seller Benefits:Reduce anxiety of possibly having two mortgage paymentsEliminate the need for moving twice - once after the close of this sale, and then into their new homeReduce anxiety of trying to find big enough space that is also pet friendlyEnjoy one last Thanksgiving and Christmas in their own home (not a rental)Buyer (my benefit):Get a quality investment home for 18% under market valueHave my first few months mortgage payments made for me through the lease-backAfter a bit of back and forth, we were able to come up with an agreement at a price 15% below market value, with a lease back option for 2 months, with a one time option for a 30 day extension.

Hi there,I am not sure if this has already been asked and I am willing to ask a lawyer if necessary, I just wanted to try to see if anyone here could help me before taking other avenues.I live in California and have been seeking therapy for awhile now and have been given an ESA letter from my therapist for my major anxiety and stress.

It will be the difference between a smooth investment and an anxiety nightmare that ends in your financial ruin lol bit dramatic, but really... get good people to help you out in that market.

So we have some back stops but still have some healthy anxiety I suppose.

anxiety haha Equity is also your cash sitting on it butt...doing absolutely nothing for you.

Can you imagine what the 80's and COld War would have been like with todays work to capitalize fear, anger, anxiety, insanity of "news"?

By holding onto my cash for several years without an anxiety problem, I made enough money in the Las Vegas properties to pay off a loan for $1.5 million for a 24-unit apartment building as soon as 2 properties in escrow close and I will still have another million dollars to buy another property, but with prices in Los Angeles at $350,000+ per apartment unit and $900,000 for 1200 sq ft homes I am going to put my money into a stock and option trading account and I will not invest in any stock or option unless I see a market dip so low I can't refuse the opportunity.

I have to chime in here though as just reading your construction and rental estimates gave me anxiety...

I bought through the 2008-11 real estate collapse and recession, and it was anxiety-producing, but the B & C class properties I invested in were surprisingly resilient.