Being completely honest, I believe I'm experiencing anxiety moving forward not necessarily because I'm afraid to mess up (I've accepted I'm going to screw up at some point), but because there seems to be so much I need to have prepared before I close a deal.

The property closest to me (4 hrs away) happens to also be the only Class C/D property that I have (inherited from in-laws, didn’t buy) yet it gives me the most anxiety of all due to it’s location, build quality, tenant class, even though it cashflows heavy.Baltimore is only 45 mins away from me and I flat out ignore it from an RE standpoint.

Countless hours listening to the BP and other financial podcasts and reading the forums and books, I was able to ease my anxieties.

 “I want to quit my job and focus on wholesale real estate” is the recurring thought of more than just myself.

No amount of formal education, recurring education, experience, or proof of ROI and our value, seems to make a difference.

If it is a one-time decision for a recurring expense, I'll spend the time to optimize it but I won't stand at the grocery store comparing cans of corn to see what is the cheapest based on net weight. 

What do I need to cut out moving forward and what specific dollar amount can be allocated each month, above the minimum student loan payment towards paying it off faster; then set up an automatically recurring online payment for that amount.

The other new form, Automatic Clearing House (ACH) Recurring Payment Authorization, enables tenants to pay their rent through an automated clearing house (ACH), so they needn’t bother writing a paper check every time their rent is due.ALSO, new in this 12th edition is a coupon which the first purchaser of the book may use to receive free of charge all of the forms in the back of the book in common computer formats, PLUS a trial version of “Pushbutton Landlording®,” the author’s stand-alone program for handling the tenant and income sides of rental property management.https://smile.amazon.com/Landlording-Handymanual-Scrupulous-Landladies-Themselves/dp/0932956378/ref=sr_1_1?

But the recurring utility bill can be deducted using the method I described above.

Having someone to provide some feedback brings my anxiety level down..