burnt out landlord syndrome. 

I am dangerously close to the Paralysis by Analysis syndrome.

And of course every market will have the failed landlord syndrome. 

Its my first deal and I'm getting the shaky leg syndrome.  

There is a well document syndrome in the medical journals  called  " Burnt out landlord Syndrome"  :) and believe me its real.there is no doubt a personality type that does best at being a landlord.. and it really depends also to some extent on the asset class.but on the high end stuff when I had rentals I had 14 SFRs that were new construction that I held all 200 to 250k homes.. and those tenants while fully qualified and never missed rent and did not destroy the house's.. they were on the other end.IE I want to up grade my appliances to stainless.. or can you please replace the tile counter tops which were standard in the day with slab granite..

I have Newbie Swamped Syndrome right now!! 

There is a lot of information on the internet that relies on hype factor, so checking with more than one resource to make sure you are not overbuying based on shiny object syndrome might be a good idea.

The 'grass is greener on the other side' syndrome is alive and well.  

He told my agent he has a ptsd syndrome and currently isn’t working.

I've been listening to BP podcasts for about a year and a half now and because I have the shiny object syndrome, every investment strategy that I hear about sounds achievable to me.