Maybe a few chosen outlets with usb connections?

I like to consider myself a nice guy... but my question for others who own real estate properties is how did you guys get over the hump / guilt trip you'd get when having to kick someone out?

Having gotten over the "first property" hump, your chances of meeting your goal are a lot higher so congratulations.I'd also recommend checking out one of your local real estate groups such as Black Diamond REI in Massachusetts or RIREIG in Rhode Island.At the very least drop in every few months or so - besides the networking opportunities, there are often very valuable updates on new or proposed legislation affecting landlords.The general public knows that we're running a business when we rent out property, and expects us to know all the laws affecting us (and has no compassion if we don't), so being a member of a local group or visiting periodically is one way to try to stay current with those laws.Again, welcome and congratulations!

I often blow it up in my mind into us being put out on the street, losing our home, being mortified etc)Maybe the other thing to remember is that it is the business of handling the weird unexpected things as they come to you.

I thank my realtor of 5+ years for bringing the deal to us and push us over the hump into Real Estate Investing.

But I didn't and now I'm trying to do some damage control and overcome this hump. 

Are you located in France or in the US? Be

I dont mind humping some dirt , and I am pulling the old furnace , and setting the new one .  

I'm new to BP and excited to be a part of such a thriving REI community.I'm an engineer by education/career and looking to design a better life for myself and my children's, children's, children's, children's.I'm a newbie at the REI game, but willing to bust hump to learn the ropes.

For us being ready was moving funds around to make things look good to the banks, change other investments to have move money available for purchase and rehab, paying down all debts  that we could, and getting a good realtor.