But...the key is you can't "blindside" a consumer.

On the other hand, there were also very experienced investors who were completely blindsided.

Or why get blindsided by something you're not prepared to address (i.e. foreclosure) when you knock on that door?

I am feeling better about this purchase, just want to be sure I'm pleasantly surprised rather than blindsided by any outcomes during renovations, and ultimately when we sell.

I didn’t want someone to be blind-sided, then upset, and then leave prematurely.

He blindsided me with a load of issues regarding my house and demanded that I get them fixed.

When he called me back about it I was left a bit blindsided since I didn’t know how to comp vacant land.

Lots to know and learn and so much you don't know when you are approached or blindsided by dishonest people/investors.Biggest issue for a FSBO Seller is pricing your home correctly. 

Thisway you only have one blind side on the right side backing in.

I was blindsided by special assessments, first at the condo I lived in, they didn't collect enough monthly fees, faced a utility shutoff, they had central gas heating and lighting for common areas, and assessed everyone special assessments to pay the past due bills, almost $1,000.