Metal bars, security systems, cameras,...?

As @Steve K. noted, be mindful of the fact that you're doing trx broker as you navigate through this.

It has a few gems of local bars/restaurants and a handful of good resort/casinos but the rest of it is severely neglected at the moment. 

If you go to the search bar in BiggerPockets and type in FHA 203k, you can get a whole bunch of info on it.

However, when bad things happen, it's good to have a Property Manager who can navigate the murky waters and take care of the trouble. 

We navigate insurance companies all the time and speak the language.A couple of thoughts though:- You can and should navigate this through either your own company or the contractors company. 

Many of us have high student loan debt (medical school, law school, etc.) so there’s a ton of group knowledge about how to navigate life (and real estate!)

I’ve had a few close friends ask about how I would navigate the current real estate climate to find wholesale properties in Houston.

So basically, mental illness should not bar anyone from being a landlord but please take responsibility for your health and have someone else help you manage the business side of things, if indicated:)

Add that, with a few gray hairs because almost always the first few are the hardest you will ever have to do (for some way the world just works that way).I will say working with a client that isn't overly intense will help out a bit, at least for the first one as you navigate what characteristics of the clients you work with you enjoy