My emotions tell me to let them stay but reason is what I need to work out here instead. 

Otherwise you are just giving a deal to someone else.Another option is to partner with someone that can project manage for you.I do think that if something is just way to emotionally draining, it's totally fine to sell at a loss and walk away.

Considering most PRs that have this duty thrust on to them, depending on their ability to deal with the emotional issues and also the assets in the estate, it can take anywhere from 2-12 months before they're ready to even talk about it.

Sorry, but this ain't a football game, and that kind of emotional nonsense doesn't help anybody.

Don't let your emotions decide for you.5) This isn't really the last step, it may be the first, middle and last and always. 

All we need is common sense and not let emotions get in the way (easier said than done right!).

You have a great advantage in this business, everybody makes mistakes but you will an opportunity to correct them yourself.Dont be emotional, and stick to your budget you will be good. 

There's a premium for turn key but there are also other costs (emotional, time, tuition) to having to do work on a home.

There were days of zero communication, plus being around the holidays, it was very emotional for her.

There were days of zero communication, plus being around the holidays, it was very emotional for her.