I know it's terrifying, and I hope you are in good hands. 

I find myself on a rollercoaster of emotions, constantly oscillating between terrified and equally excited. 

Again i'm concerned/"terrified" I am going to have this same problem when I have tenants I live with.I think the questions would have to go deeper into things like: What time do you go to bed?

If anything they just look at me and smile while I glare at them.One time the guys kid as they were leaving (this was after he proceeded to use my furniture and bed as a trampoline and chase my terrified cats) started to run to jump on the dinning room table.

It is terrifying, but understanding the numbers really helped me to move forward.

I think most managers would be terrified to do this, but we think it's good to see the bad reviews too. 

My wife is terrified and allergic to roaches; I have a 10 month old that crawls around and attempted to chase a roach.

And that would be great to get the house fixed up like we want.But again, I am terrified of having two mortgage payments going on for so long.

"Go to School" "Get a student loan" "Get a good job" "Pay back student loan with good job" "Stay in debt with student loans/car loans/credit cards/mortgage forever" " "pay debt down, or not" "die"That is absolutely terrifying to me. 

If I were to get that house, I'm terrified of being in over my head with everyone giving me their I-told-you-so's.