Certainly possible, but I do think we are clearly entering a slowing economy at best which will weigh on buyer demand, and it’s not like we saw skyrocketing prices with prices in the mid 6’s earlier this year, granted there will be some psychological benefits from rates falling from 8 to 6.5, but hard to see a skyrocketing market again with rates still that high, or I could be totally wrong and prices could go up 20% and I’ll look like a total moron that’s why these predictions are fun lol.

Implemented correctly, UBI is not a threat to capitalism, it is a massive boost to capitalism.Imagine a more intelligent, more entrepreneurial populace who are now able to take more risks, start more companies, and work on more passion projects because they don't have to devote 100% of their psychological and physiological energy to ensuring their family does not starve to death.https://www.businessinsider.com/poverty-effect-on-intelligence-2013-8https://www.newscientist.com/article/2193136-universal-income-study-finds-money-for-nothing-wont-make-us-work-less/Like it or not, some form of UBI is the future.

Have you ever read any psychology / motivation / self-help / life coaching?

There are tons of books on how to run the numbers, but I find it is more important to find the right fit for your psychological profile.

We do this primarily as a psychological tool to respect our property. 

Do you guys have any tips/wisdom for stress overload/too much psychological stress?

A LLC is more of a psychological protector than anything else.

I was thinking maybe this should be in the Investor Psychology forum but decided here since it was a flip/rehab property.Property specifics: Asking $171k - 2006 sqft corner lot 8,700 sqft - 4 Bd 2 Bth - 1 Family - 1 dining - 1 living - 2 Fireplace - 2 car gar Market: Las VegasAverage selling price in this area for a move in ready home is 200k or $100 sqft and climbing, some homes selling at $120 sqft.

The psychological issue I have is that it is more of a lower end quality of rental and I don't feel completely comfortable with that.

On a less objective level, I think seller psychology has transitioned from "We can get any price we want" to "We can get 5-10% more than what our neighbor's house just sold for" to "Holy crap, I can't believe no buyers see the value in my house and will pay that amount!!!"