Keep in mind the other tenant could move out as well so you need to have a backup plan if both units are vacant. 

It's always good to have a few potential investors in your contacts so that if it doesn't work out with one, you have a back-up (or two).  

One piece of advice I can give is to always be networking and build a fantastic team, with some great backups in line to be your go to people when you move on to your next area.  

With only putting 15% down I hope you have a back up plan for financing.

I got into this situation because we have never used outside funding, we have only used profit from our other properties to fund rehab, but due to round 3 with cancer we had to put it on the back burner for a short period of time.

We'll be starting back up in October.

I have read a lot previously but have to catch back up.

Keep in mind a backup point is that you can pay them more if you pay over time.

We've seen a number of O&G people show up here on BP looking for a solid back up plan.

We also knowingly gave up a critical backup exit strategy due to HOA rules, and then needed them when we were having a hard time selling.