I know I can make it work and I'm good with numbers and not letting emotions get me when looking at a place (though a good historic house does tug my heartstrings), but I'd be lying if I didn't admit that I'm nervous about still making a big mistake on my first house and all the "unknowns" of real estate that are only gained with experience.

Take your time and never let your emotions get the best of you by remebering that sometimes the best deals are the ones you didn't get.

He told me to never go above that pre-determined bid price because auctions can get emotional...

Not only a headache but an emotional drain.

My tenants of 1 3/4 years are nice people but demanding and recently used the veiled threat of a teenage son with emotional issues needing a service animal to 'persuade' us to allow a dog.

When I met her to show the property she was very nice and I guess I got emotional about her being a single mother and a veteran.

Not getting emotional about the property.

Does the farmland have an emotional attachment to it?

Also, remember to eliminate emotion from the decision. 

I learned how much I was actually emotionally attached to this property.