The stress, anxiety and the toll on her mental well being is not worth a few hundred a month.  

Our proximity also provides a level of reduced anxiety when a tropical storm jumps into the gulf.We could give up the management (and someday, likely will) to a local management company but we would also be giving up the management fee which is ~20% (of gross) on average.  

If the overloading was related to undersized panel or oxidation on aluminum wiring, insurance may not only reject the claim, but also cancel the policy.

Still others, experiencing analysis paralysis,  need to overcome fear, anxiety, and hesitancy to even jump into that first deal.

She's a rescue and has separation anxiety.

Yesterday he came with a pet dog who’s about a month old into my building and into his room… when I told him that we cannot have pets in the building he said that it’s not a pet, it’s a service dog that he MUST have because of his anxiety issues and that I’m not legally allowed to question him about it nor deny him access..I’ve asked him for documentations stating this and he said I’m not allowed to ask for it either…What am I supposed to do here in this situation 

I still think I overpaid but the anxiety the last couple months was worth it

Sounds like having an experienced mentor really made a big difference but even though how did you overcome the anxiety that I'm guessing was present. 

I do think I was taken advantage of to an extent, but the amount of stress/anxiety I was feeling from the situation made me take the quickest and easiest action to get the situation behind me and for that I am happy I did it. 

After legal negotiation fees, double closing costs, and a month of nerve racking anxiety, we got the Seller to close!