It would be disappointing to lose out on profits because we failed to opt for the right entity.

Once you pay one off your cash flow skyrockets and if you do at somepoint need to put cap ex back into these ( and at some point every rental needs that) your in much better shape Very disappointed with your response

I'm a little disappointed because for one it would make the 18 unit deal more challenging to pull off and the property is worth over three times that much!

There's nothing more disappointing than having an agreement and expectation and finding later the job wasn't done correctly.

My offer was reject but I am not disappointed because I felt I made a good offer.

I haven't been to that particular seminar (yet), but I have seen most of the speakers at some point, and have never been disappointed.  

Welcome Thomas, you will not be disappointed here at BP. 

Hearing such comments from someone who has been investing for many years is a little disappointing, but does raise a red flag with me.

It seems like a great opportunity for investors to get off market opportunities, and I would much rather deal investor-to-investor than with first time home-buyers if publicly listed on the MLS.Please feel free to share successes or disappointments (if any) about the marketplace?

I am sorry to say I thought the pitch fest was woefully short on actionable information and they spent most of the time upselling the coaching.If you can't get your money back I would focus on networking to the max and meet as many different people.The event was extremely disappointing and I hope you get more out of it than I did.PLEASE DO NOT sign up for their coaching.