If a transaction is going sideways and the numbers get messed up or come back different than what you started at and your client feels uneasy or is unable to close or the units are in a worse neighborhood than originally thought, let them know their outs and you can try again with that client. 

I was very uneasy about this but wanted to get some additional input.

Regardless of what everything else says if you get that uneasy feeling in your body and mind.

While I know their businesses overlap, I'm not sure why that would make Cardone feel uneasy. 

It also made my wife uneasy at the time to rent.

I have considered HELOC and cash out REFI to pull my money out but 1 half of duplex is still occupied by inherited tenant that pays on time but is pretty dirty and I haven't been able to renovate his side yet so uneasy with how appraiser would see that. 

@Anthony Rosa at the time I said little uneasy still in the faze if doing my due diligence so I wasn't the owner yet.

If you are comfortable with their answers but still uneasy about investing then just do the minimum investment the first time to see how everything goes. 

But it made me uneasy -- a 10% penalty is hard to swallow.

One thing that does make me feel a little uneasy though, is the combination of "my first rental" and a tenant who "has unique circumstances"...