I always like to use the following example: "You can buy the best building that is fully occupied on 5th Avenue in NYC or on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills but if you make a bet on the wrong person and they run it into the ground then ultimately you will lose your building to the bank and it didn't matter that it was the best building when it was acquired".

People get into trouble when they use the wrong entrance/exit strategy in a market because they did not do their homework first.I wish you the best of luck!

Am I wrong?  

I'm not quite sure how to use this site either so if I respond the wrong way, just let me know the protocol. 

Perhaps I have just been looking at the wrong sites but I feel that they do not provide enough information.2.

It's only a "problem" for someone else who comes along and tries to sell the house from underneath you during that limited time period.Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong and this is a bigger problem than I think it is.I don't personally do it and I probably won't for the foreseeable future.

I'd love you guys to talk me out of it, if I've done the math wrong or have missed something obvious.  

But if you can drop 20 to 30k without a heartbeat then I think that's just cost of doing business and I for one see absolutely nothing wrong with it..

@Ryan Charles don't take this the wrong way but the information is out there, you just have to find it.

Let's talk about what can go wrong in a situation like this.