I was disappointed they had lied to me.

If you can not re rent the unit you can try to go after them, but I think you will be disappointed.

The current lease goes until October 2017, not a disappointment, but i do know that are ways to improve because of my experiences from these first few months.  

@Andrew WernerI'm severely disappointed that Quest cannot assist you with the plan they provided.  

Very disappointed.

That is a good sign that investors are willing to try new construction.Mike M-I certainly have had my share of failures or disappointments in various investments and have outlined several of those in previous threads here on BP.

I'm a little disappointed in my projected potential returns as investing simply in REIT averages a return of 12.32% over the past 10 years, and you don't have to do ANY work!

It's disappointing and may even affect your tenants length of stay with you.

I'm disappointed that I didn't get more actual applications........ had decent turn out at open house and quite a few seemed very interested...but no application.

So I like you already had my property management S corp opened, and went to register for NARPM (National Association of Residential Property Manager's) and I was very disappointed when I found out that they wouldn't accept me because Virginia Required that you have a minimum Sales licenses.