It depends on how much discomfort you're willing to put up with in the beginning, assuming you're just beginning in life.

It was about how a major operational restructuring would effect the forward operation and our discomfort with the risks.

@Tamara Troutt lean into your discomfort and call more often, don't take it personally when you come across these people you may just want to politely  say "have a nice day" and hang up then on to the next one.

You can imagine my discomfort... and my dates amusement.

I was uncomfortable with that to start (and the bigger the job the more discomfort) and found that a lot of guys will negotiate how they get paid. 

That being said I do have some discomfort using the term because it's relatively new (to me) compared to shows like McGilivray's Income Property which lead me to purchase my current "house hack".

Mine and my investors discomfort in the deal was irrelevant given that the contract had no financing contingency.Due to the fact that the contract was signed in my name, and not an LLC, I would have to prove that I personally had the funds in cash to purchase the property at the time that I signed the contract.My questions are as follows:Has anyone encountered a similar type scenario?

It is interesting you mention Syndication, my only discomfort in getting involved a syndication is just the amount of risk when you have multiple investors involved.

For ME, it has been a miserable eight years of dis comfort in MANY ways.

You have additional parking concerns.You will have tenant discomfort.