Also, my personality is such that anxiety creeps in during vacancies or when large maintenance expenses hit if I'm only cashflowing a few hundred a month (vs. a free and clear property).

I worked with a HML who specialized in working with new investors so it definitely eased my anxiety to know that the HML was performing their own due diligence on my deals.  

They're usually needing to leave the home they've lived in most of their lives, and emotions and anxiety run high.

You’ll probably ride the rollercoaster of human emotions – frustration, fear, doubt, anger, anxiety, and hopefully, joy.

But the stigma around discussing money has to be overcome, just like we're recognizing the importance of being able to talk about nutrition, anxiety, depression and addiction.

It's already a big move, so make sure your anxieties are lessened by LOVING where you move.With a primary and couple of rentals paid off, you'll always have the ability to access cash or sell an asset if it's a really dire situation.

We do lots of these so they're nothing too anxiety producing. 

He has not reimbursed me for the $600 fine and has not returned my text asking about the status.I hope this helps someone else avoid a lot of stress and anxiety.

Just anxiety about others who might, lol.

There is 2 different kind of category one is the service animal that they provide life saving chores from them like seen eye dog, detect seizure, assisting with MS and ECT..The other kind is emotional support that they comfort them with anxiety and other emotional issues that someone might have and that could any kind of animal like dog, cat, snake, pig or whatever and they need that mostly when they fly or do thing that make them uncomfortable which living in the house shouldn't be one of them...As a landlord you are allowed to ask for documentation and a kind of service that animal provide.