I thought I was over the "nerves" of buying, but I still have the butterflies when I think about a bigger property like that. 

the nerve!

And then that turd nugget has the nerve to make it sound like he created the tax deductions!

Like examining trends for the past 5 years on factors like asset class (A-D), unemployment, job growth, economic diversity, income growth, housing prices, vacancy rates, rent to price ratios, etc? 

People crush dreams and will find a way to make you lose your nerve and this is a tough business .

Now that it's here, it's definitely nerve wracking.  

I could use this capital on a new investment that I could be more hands on with, and it nerves me to think about major renovations or fixes through a property manager that are bound to be needed on a house of this age.I'm just wondering if I'm overthinking it and silly to sell out on a cash-flowing property in a growing neighborhood at a 3% interest rate.Thanks for your thoughts and inputs.

Oops, I think I hit a nerve.

They examined every nook and cranny of the house, while the kid didn't seem that interested.  

You Don't Trust Your Agent: This sounds like it could be your agent's fault, but its also worth doing a quick self examination and making sure you're a good client too.