You went on the attack claiming you stated the did NOT sign a lease.

Second, my own dog started a small fire on the kitchen stove, and third, I had a tenant's pit bull attack my ankle. 

Landlords are not responsible for making sure their farm tenants' livestock isn't attacked by foxes or coyotes, etc.  

I don't plan on doing this job forever anyways though.Not trying to sound like I'm attacking, I genuinely appreciate the advice.

The rest, about 20 or so, felt I personally attacked them and their way of life.

Thanks in advance for your input.Dave Ramsey is a man that developed a business around making people think he understands finance more than you - it is ALL about BASIC math - I think he has preyed on people - but that's my opinion.You have CC debt at 10% interest, house debt at 3%, student loan debt at 6% -- and you always spend more than you earn - it doesnt take a rocket scientist to tell you to cut back on your spending - then attack the debts with the highest interest first. 

Currently I’m attacking my debt head on with everything that I’ve got, taking on a 2nd job as well to get back to par so I can begin saving my down payment for my first property!

After you have more recourse, and if you can afford it, I'd end 2 leases at once, attack those units, then repeat with the other 2.

Having an anxiety attack should not inhibit you from having money in your account to pay your bills.

Its fur stands up straight and it attacks and bites.They are required to have insurance to cover the dog and to put it in a kennel or closed off room when someone comes to repair things.