For non-performing: Performance Anxiety by Gordon MossFor understanding value calculations: Invest in Debt, by Jimmy Napierold, but still has some useful info: Smart Trust Deed Investment by George CoatsScott Carson (WeCloseNotes) just put out an e-book for $1, I haven't read it yet

Dying from anxiety over here, trying to manage all this and my day job.Advice?

---Well, the recurring theme from BP seems to be "participate," So I did.I started in real estate when I was perhaps 10 helping my parents out with weeding, snow-shoveling, and even some eviction cleanups. 

Invest in Debt ~~Older but gives you an idea of notesPerformance anxiety ~ about seconds...Note Buying Cash Machine PodcastNoteMBA Podcast There are plenty of resources out there to help you get a basic understanding.  

Furthermore, Owner-move in evictions are not allowed on these lifetime leases.Her disability claim happened during the relocation and apparently claiming disabled is as easy as going to a licensed therapist/psychologist and having them write you a note saying you are having tremendous stress and anxiety from the relocation. 

After 6 months, I'll do a cash out refinance anxiety original cash back and do it again.

Parting with my money used to be an enormous point of anxiety for me.

So on the first of the month, the tenant pays the recurring base rent and the manually entered one time payment for their utility bills.My concern is about partial payment of rent.  

EXPENSESThe only recurring expenses the owners have are about $9,000/yr taxes and insurance, $400/mo in utility bills not paid by tenants, and $250/mo for office cleaning services.VALUE ADD OPPORTUNITIESMy surface analysis is that most, if not all of the rents are below market and could be bumped up 10% or more as part of signing new leases.

I'm always open to grab coffee and we have a recurring meetup group in Minneapolis that you would probably enjoy!