In these 7 days of insane roller coaster, we managed to arrange some hard money for financing, set up an appraisal to estimate a property we hold for the purpose of the loan approval, arrange an inspection, meet 2 contractors and crunch the rehab numbers so they make sense, find out that the lender can not 100% finance the deal as hoped, get discouraged but somehow, on a late-night phone call arrange some cash from a family member, and all that only to discover a day before closing, that the seller had $140,000 of liens against the property..The deal fell apart. 

Seeking advice on an emotional roller coaster.

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I know you mentioned they "accepted" your offer, but you should be prepared for a huge roller coaster ride on this one, it already seems flakey on the front end, furthermore, most of my unsuccessful dealing, were just that, unsuccessful.

Give the west coasters a little time to plan their trip.

Real estate investing is a roller coaster ride and I really enjoy.  

It's been a roller coaster, but well worth it.  

I live in the boom/bust roller coaster environment of the Permian basin and my profession is as an architect.  

Owning and controlling real estate is a roller coaster ride.  

These deals are all walking the line between blowup and success.It is an emotional roller coaster- even when it is going well.