I get to see a lot of the Graduates, their professions and their current salaries as they apply to my Apts as tenants.I will tell you that I'm not surprised that a lot of these Graduates are either not employed in their field of study or not making as much money as you would expect from someone Graduating from a prestigious school, etc.Some of the stories are heartbreaking.

Because I live in Milwaukee and interact closely with the local REI community, I hear many heartbreaking stories of what people do to each other for the love of money. 

It would be heart breaking to rehab the property nicely only to find out that buyers may drag the price down due to the train track running .

Sad thing is, this was the NEW unit and NEW theft-prevention cage that the seller had installed because the prior unit was stolen as well.While we the seller and I had made it amicably through all of the inspection and repair processes, this recent additional theft of the AC unit has made me want to back away.Now - in what is very frustrating and heartbreaking - the seller is refusing to sign the "release from contract" form, refusing to allow the return of my earnest money, and is also asking that I compensate him $500 for the AC cage.

We just set out a single mom and 6 kids into 10 inches of snow 2 weeks ago and it's heartbreaking for sure but you have to decide if you are running a business or a charity. 

@Jennifer Jones though it may be heart breaking,  you may be saving yourself a lot of hassle in the long run. 

I came to believe that I should be greatefull for an average job and dreaming is unproductive and frankly rather heartbreaking.

It is so heart-breaking when you find a duplex to start the real estate journey and it is either under contract or already got sold.

Stuff happens and a potential foreclosure on a family member is heart breaking.

Oh, @Michael Terry, this is heartbreaking.