I keep reminding myself that some discomfort is to be expected.

Thanks @Reid Chauvin, @Greg M. and @Theresa Harris for your input, that's what I thought too, the house have ceiling fans, it is not inhabitable, maybe some discomfort, I offered $400 debit.

Meditate 100%I recently read a quote in 4000 Weeks, Time Management for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman that said: the capacity to do nothing is indispensable, because if you can't bear the discomfort of not acting, you're far more likely to make poor choices with your time, simply to feel as if you're acting.

They traded the light discomfort of what might have been a 6-9 month recession for a blippy 1-2 month recession, and between the stimulus money and the zero rates flooded everything with so much cash that anyone could have predicted ridiculous inflation. 

I don't mind a bit of discomfort and risk but perhaps we can toss around some numbers of what I can bring to the table and what kind of risk I am willing to take on a monthly payment basis until the rental process and income is that which trends upwards until its paying for itself and profitable and figure out a property price range from there. 

Some people would likely recommend hiring that part out (and I will hire a property manager eventually), but for now, I just need to overcome my discomfort and get this done.Here are the final pictures from renovation -- as you'll see, we did a full cosmetic renovation, added a half bath (where the kitchen pantry used to be), and finished about 60% of the basement:ABOVE: Hardwoods Refinished, Fixtures Replaced, Etc.ABOVE: Opened Up Kitchen to Living RoomABOVE: Replaced Cabinets and CountertopsABOVE: Painted Entire HouseABOVE: Gutted Main Bathroom and Started OverABOVE: New Tiled Shower in Main BathABOVE: New Half Bathroom Where Kitchen Pantry Used To BeABOVE: Finished Part of BasementIn my next update, I post all the budget numbers, and hopefully by early next week I'll have an update on marketing and finding a tenant.

I understand your discomfort.

To help lessen the extreme and discomfort in my early twentys and thirties, I did Dale Carnaige, Toastmasters, joined various business groups and served on committes, did " firewalking" and a host of "self improvement" adventures, did bungee jumping, scuba diving and some other interesting things to become more comfortable being uncomfortable... or as jeffers admonished, feel the fear and do it anyways.

I think that when we are right with these things, the idea of death and/or discomfort becomes less compelling to us, thus freeing us to think about things more productive than self preservation.

@Sarah Pursell  My reading is this: It appears, she is causing you some stress or some type of aggravation or discomfort.