I live in San Diego, so making the long distance buy was a little anxiety provoking even though I have family in the area.

I am on Bigger Pockets because i want to create a reliable recurring income for the future.I live in a co-op with a mortgage and I also have 2 investment properties without liens.

Another good read regarding the Note Space is " "Performance Anxiety"

You will feel a little anxiety once you get it under contract, but that's natural, because you are the person in charge of the transaction from contract to close. 

The biggest recurring cost is MLS and Realtor association dues.

Below is an illustration showing the effects of urban sprawl over time on an investment property.As to other long term factors:Las Vegas population trend.Las Vegas per-capita income trend.Las Vegas investments and the 2008 market crash - I can't link directly to our case study so please see my profile and click on the link titled: "Case Study - Real Estate Investment and the Las Vegas 2008 Market Crash"Comparing Properties In Different LocationsWhen you compare return in different locations you need to consider all the major recurring cost factors plus rehab cost, rehab risk and long term maintenance cots.

Social Anxiety is always getting the best of me.

But, I've read 'Invest in Debt' by Jimmy Napier and 'Performance Anxiety' by Gordon Moss.  

She does not have separation anxiety.

Smith has taken in it over the past 19 years.Oftentimes, when a building is purchased, this creates some anxiety for its current residents.