We definitely have had our share of backing out of deals, due to missing a key item or unknowns which become known during due diligence.

So we should be ok, but we're still very much in the "unknown" phase right now but it's certainly a little better than last week when I cried just about every single day because of all the unknowns that were still at play.Here's a little "before" picture.

Most people won’t understand this and might be scared of the unknown.

Hard to say, too many unknowns.

(Option #2), and hopefully we can HELOC and have some non-interest paying monies available for the 'unknowns' that I'm sure will arise.

If the answer to any one of these is no, then I’m guessing you don’t really have a loan and you don’t own the property.We been called by unknown borrowers asking where their loan is.

@Jon Hill, to be honest it was fear of the unknown that slowed me down the most. 

Hi all, I currently rent, but am considering buying a 2 bedroom condo/townhouse.The main issue: I only plan to live in this property for 1-5 years (unknown, depends on career moves), so long term I'd like to be able to rent it out with at least break-even cashflow.I think the main problem is though that in any desirable living area, it's pretty tough to do this. 

I'm very nervous and afraid of the unknown, and very much trying to stay focused and spend time learning every time my kids are with their dad.

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