Same is true with getting the wrong property and then figuring out what you are going to do with that property.The challenge is that this could actually be taking you further away from you goal when you purchase the wrong house, with the wrong type of money.My suggestion is learn and educate yourself first, make sure you know very clear what your end goal is and then create the strategy to reach that goal and select what tactic you will use.Then a lot of these other things you are stressed about will fall into place and not seem as daunting.

Tenants can definitely try your patience and can be very stressful at times.

I feel I can put this money to work in the market and have peace of mind and not worry about tenants.I’m a single mom working 3 jobs and when she calls I get stressed & know it’s going to cost money being that she doesn’t know how to fix anything I’m just not sure what to do

Thank you in advance sorry if im ranting im just stressed. 

The work is hard and stressful. 

Are you still happy in 10 years you did the deal...or will the stress of that situation or financial impact be too much that you never do another deal?

If you've told me that you have interest in selling your house and there is any sliver of motivation, I will continue to follow up and hold your feet to the fire to seek the truth.If the motivation changes, or you tell me not to contact you anymore, I am more than willing to respect your request and drop the issue.You'll lose more deals by not following up then you will by reaching out enough to remain a present and persistent reminder that there may be a solution when you want to hit the easy button.

@Joe Splitrock I thought getting the property was a little stressful lol.

Being a first time homebuyer can be overwhelming and stressful as it’s a large purchase.

If anything, there’s been more stress, more ups and downs, more insecurities as we try to build a business together.