Bcuz pretty soon the problems are going to become a lot more stressful, (if u let them).

If your model has push-button controls, you will need to consult your stove’s manual for instructions on how to remove these.

They have policies and procedures in place that nip problems in the bud quickly to save you money and stress.

My last property I rented out I had several people request to apply before seeing the property and it was not unusual  for them to hit the request to apply button on Zillow. 

I'm currently a bit stressed because I'm facing higher credit card debt than I've ever had after remodeling our house and paying for our wedding (I know, I know, financing this is a rookie mistake).

(It’s less stressful than living with someone who owes you money.)

If you fail, or if you burn yourself out, it's very likely that you will abandon real estate all together (and I'm not singling you out--most people who have a really bad experience in real estate understandably abandon real estate and move on to more traditional W2 jobs, which can be far less stressful).2.

Lenders are folding around the country and having to only worry about one or two loans versus all of them seems way less stressful to me. 

If it's a negative cashflow and you keep it as a rental, things could get worse with a few bad renters over the next 10 years and put you even further in the hole, not to mention the stress it will cause during that time.

Compare that to buying an older home and the furnace goes out right after you move in, the plumbing is ancient and the inspector somehow failed to notice the large stress cracks in the foundation.It has only been a few months that I have been living in my home and everything has been working out great so far!