When owners manage their own properties, it's too easy to get emotional.

It appears you have a emotional attachment to this property....major mistake.

It's very common for amateur Landlords to have some emotional attachment to their tenants and they'll tell you that you have to keep the tenant and take care of them.

Do not make an emotional investment decision.

I need to dig in deeper to make sure I have adequate coverage.

Might be a waste of time, but you won't know until you start digging into that possibility deeper with local municipal zoning authorities)There are a few more creative options.

😎My goal is analyze 2-3 properties and increase by 1 each week.I find myself 'tweaking' like a crazy woman.Not sure, if its emotions or being a newbie.

However, besides using the move in low money down loans, we would not really be able to pull off any 25% down payment deals without getting deeper into foreclosures/networking/higher risk taking in my opinion.We are doing our due diligence on the lender as well since we just met him, asking for books on his other investments in the area, he provided references to other partners, etc. 

I too know that feeling of the daily emotional rollercoaster from day trading.

We have been under contract on a few 4-plexes, but after digging deeper either the numbers didn't make sense or the seller's were not willing to make necessary repairs/provide concessions that would make the purchase worthwhile.