If you lose your job, then you still have to make the payments or take the remaining balance as a hardship withdraw which also has penalties you will pay.

You do not want to lose a deal because of the delay with your funds movements :))) or even lose something in stock market if you do not plan to invest in stocks and do lot plan to take this risk.

You could probably be in a lot of trouble and lose financially if you resort to angry response, especially if this tenant is a "professional tenant".

Its so easy to go over budget by 4% that you can easily lose money on 86% ARV.  

I can't speak for other but I, for one, want you to stick around and do NOT lose your passion.

Buying a house for $1,000 seems like you can't lose, but with those $1,000 houses come back taxes and in some cases, immediate foreclosure proceedings against the new owner. 

Scared money loses!! 

What if something happens later down the road where I start losing money because of the loan I chose or I missed out on saving money because I was simply unaware of a perk from the other loan?  

I get it but even if end up pulling out of this and losing the money, the amount of you learned is invaluable.  

I'm in the northwest suburbs of Chicago and this was my first rehab / flip.I'm not happy that I'm losing money on this one, but I learned SO much from it.