I suffer from severe depression and anxiety and OCD and ADHD, which makes me this way, very impulsive and risk-taking.

They didn't seem to have any problem before signing and then they start one a day - they are very impulsive and keep asking for things on the go and expect stuff to be done right away like a 5 year old.they want to treat their landlord like their personal butler.

I guess my concern, and I asked out of impulse, was if that year I made only 45k would take me from a 3.6 interest rate to perhaps a 4.8 or something.

you are absolutely right and sorry if i came off offensive... i am a consumer and have had the same exact experiences. agents who put you on set it and forget it through their portals which will narrow down properties based on area and other general details and never contact you again unless you call them and there are agents who will go look at properties for you because you are stuck at work gather all information and give you advice to continue to examine or list 25 negatives to talk you off your emotional impulse buy. it took a few agents before i found one who doesnt mind to work for their commission and i will use him on every deal within his license jurisdiction.you cant expect a consumer to be happy to work with someone who just goes through the motions because they've been in the RE space for 20 years.. much rather give a recent college grad with some motivation the business.you sound successful and i am willing to bet its not because you set it and forget with you clients and you actually work. god bless

If you haven't got the skills and the training in place you're not nimble you're just impulsive and panicked.

I recently found an off the market home that is for sale; it is in good condition and I am tempted to make the move but I don't want to make an impulsive decision.

I understand I probably come across a bit utopian but I truly believe these are unprecedented times and we should avoid the impulse to turn inward. 

The worst thing we can do is allow our impulses rule us and abandon all systems and protocol

I didn't know much about Hagerstown before I moved here two years ago, but the house captivated me and I may have impulsively bought into its charm.

A lot of posts I've read say that the best way to learn is to jump in and get your first property, but I also understand that many investors make impulsive decisions and that can potentially prevent someone from future success.