The biggest unknown at the moment is the huge buy the hedge funds did a few months ago.

Meaning that, in the beginning, every little thing was a huge unknown and significant problem in my mine.

The rate per $1000 on 7% loan is $7.07.Now the second example with 1% in taxes, the monthly is unknown.

Not that I'm a lawyer and can speak to such things.But if you have known problems, you probably are more on the hook than if there are unknown problems.

There’s lots of unknowns.

In a follow-up conversation a few days later I was told that only fixed costs were included in their calculation, not costs which were unknown and that is just the way they calculated returns.

It takes a lot of courage to step into the unknown!

Agents are going to make more money per time with less hassle then speculating a flip and dealing with the unknowns of a flip.

Fear of failing, fear of the unknown, and even the fear of succeeding.

The reason for joining Bigger Pockets is to seek out some of these unknowns and learn from the successes and lessons taught by others.If anyone in the area, or even not in the area, has any advice or stories, it would awesome to get some feedback in the replies.