Inheriting current tenants is one thing that I'm always a little uneasy about, although I know that it's part of the business.

I'm interested in what kind of terms your lender offered that makes you uneasy, or was it just the vibe you got from them.

They tenants sold their house and apparently are financially stable, Sellers said they have been wonderful to live, pay their rent on time etc and they would like to say - all sounds good until you see the apartment - they have a lot of stuff, they took the contents of their house to the apartment and it's like entering a very old antique shop, wall to wall covered in stuff - barely room to walk - we can keep them or we can have it vacant - the only thing is it probably wouldn't be available to rent until Dec 1 which isn't a great time to rent.We could give them the option to stay until March 31st but as they are older @ 60 +  we are a little uneasy if they couldn't wouldn't leave with all their stuff.Thanks for any feedback.

Are you considering this strategy and are uneasy about it? 

At this point, I feel VERY uneasy forking over $58 grand cash to these guys.

in particular made me somewhat uneasy and reconsider the temptation to jump into a cash flowing property.

I just feel uneasy like I'm at risk.

I was able to talk them down to 60k, and after all expenses and debt services I will be profiting 9k per year.. numbers sound great to me but I am uneasy on the location.

At first, I had your same uneasy feeling.... that this strategy involved taking advantage of people in need. 

Type 1 precieves high risk from a high return and is actually uneasy when returns are advertised any higher than the SP500 or standard index funds.