Everyone's on a different path....you're right on time.... breathe deeply....Back when we had 4 children between the ages of new-born and 6, we barely had enough time to use the bathroom for a few minutes in peace.

The $150/yr or whatever it is, is worth my peace of mind that tenants can’t (easily) find my home address.

Who would have guessed a pandemic/coronavirus, but having section 8 rents guaranteed brings peace of mind. 

War and Peace would have stuck out a bit more, but not all that much.

Practically in every breath we take. 

I am fortunate enough that I do enjoy my job and working with patient’s within my office in the Cancer Institute is very rewarding so I am not necessarily in this to quit my job but would like to have the peace of mind to know that I could quit if I wanted to.

Hey gang, I have a duplex in Nassau, I live downstairs and rent upstairs, it's been pretty good until a new couple came in, they been here 2 mths and already missed payment on the 2nd month after nicely talking to guy I found out he had a problem with his employer and his check bounced twice and was thinking about pursuing legal action toward his employer (seems like he has no residency papers, illegal) so gave him the benefit of doubt, 3 weeks later he has given me 3\4 of rent and said he will give me the full amount and the full rent come April, I figure ok, we all have that bad luck so I said ok besides he has given me 3/4 rent so I figured he is trying. the apt has always been a mess, every time I go upstairs I tell them to keep the place clean and yesterday I went up for a bath problem and it looks worst than b4 in fact I saw a cockroach upstairs and told him to best keep things at peace and would like for him and fam to move out asap, because of other small related issues, he said he needed a couple of mths but I said l would give him until next mth but the sooner the better, even offer to give him his dep or part of it back (depending how apt looks when they leave) but I heard some horror stories in Nassau about evictions so can anyone fill me in on Long Island evictions or what best way to pursue this would be appreciated, I hear some landlords can be A-holes and I just don't see why you would b like that especially in NY. 

Ultimately, for your peace of mind, you have to trust that the GP has just as much at stake, considering their position as a key principal or loan guarantor, as well as the potential damage to their reputation.

I would not hold my breath waiting for the green light.  

Am I crazy for holding out for lotto winning nuns and peace corp trust fund doctors as tenants?