I find myself in a tension between the peace of mind in knowing that a tenant is going to be there for a full year (no worries about them moving), or the control that the m2m rental agreement provides.

Yet many will not occupy a rental with high tension wires running through the back of a property. 

The tension will always be preent.

(says my sedentary 30# overweight self)  The right exercises will help strengthen his back muscles, and correct his posture.  

Snowboarding will be easy once you allow yourself to relax and trust your muscles to keep you balanced.

Means that you are really getting into something that you are striving for.Also, the next time you go out, offer an experienced investor who's done this type of deal to go out with you , and their expertise will ease your tensions.

I have been trying so hard to find a multi-family close to the hospital i work at to use, but in the year i have been looking every one that ive come across within 20 minutes or less drive are just not a place i would like to call home myself, because 1) they dont have any garages, the units with garages are far and few between it seems in my area and i have a classic muscle car i would prefer to keep in a garage.., and 2) the numbers on the ones that are in decent areas, just make 0 sense to buy, i have tried to offer lower offers on these properties that are in decent areas with no luck or they counter for like $1,000 below the asking price and they always seems to sell for asking price, which when i run the numbers... even putting down 25% down you are barely making $75-100/per door. 

A few steps to help with anxiety:-Make fitness a priority, this can work wonders for your mind and body when it comes to tension and sleeplessness.- limit or cut out caffeine.

The family has some tension

The critical tension between the will to profit versus all finer feelings that would urge the contrary is very far from being critical or tense in most matters real estate, but especially flipping.