That is what I was afraid of.

That said, it's not a dealbreaker, but you've got to be aggressive in due your diligence and don't' be afraid to push for what you need to not get screwed.

And don't be afraid to ask questions, read @Craig Curelop new book on House Hacking if you get a chance:)And try to keep on blinders when it comes to shiny object syndrome, the most important thing you can do right now is sit down with a lender, understand how much you need to close with, find your market, find your agent, and educate yourself.

Don't be afraid to go bigger and look into the commercial side of things.

Then typically for a BRRRR you refinance with a longer term loan from a bank.Don't be afraid to deal with lenders.

Don’t be afraid to stay in touch over the next few months; I’d be more than happy to share how this progresses!

Guys I'm giving you a heads up that HYCD will be closing temporarily and you can withdraw all money invested, nothing to be afraid off as the company will give all our invested money and interest occurred, I'm a reader and follower on this site but not a fan of posting messages, I get sleepless nights because I invested all my saved money in here, 6 digit figure, in few days they gonna announce it in public, till next time, only HYCD will be closing.

Doesn't mean it won't change, but your predictions have ALL BEEN WRONG so far and for a long time they have been wrong.I have lived here 30 years and have heard about people afraid of crime and Chicago political corruption and families fleeing the bad schools to the suburbs, etc etc for oh....about 30 years.

@Denise Evans That was the answer I was afraid of, but I'm glad you took the time to clearly lay out the process.

Never be afraid to walk away from a deal.