I'm trying not to get disappointed because there could be any number of reasons why but I know that I have to be patient & keep moving. 

If you don't acknowledge disappointment as a chance, you don't set high objectives, you don't attempt—you don't take the risk.

I remember thinking that 45 days seemed like plenty of time, but I did run out of time on one 1031 without finding anything, which was disappointing because I ended up paying substantial tax on that deal.  

I've definitely had some disappointing deals and partnerships, but have learned A LOT as a result.I'm an active investor up in Orlando, so feel free to reach out anytime.I wish you all the best Derek!

I think if you aren't in it for the long haul you will be disappointed at the beginning and quit.

We didn't want to disappoint her or the seller but we did what was best for us.

I was very disappointed when the Irish lost the basketball game to Kentucky, however I'm a Wisconsin sports fan and was lucky enough to watch that game in person.

I did NOT attend the workshop as I felt immediately disgusted and disappointed. 

Now I know it takes time so I'm not in the least disappointed by the lack of results but I've decided to be a little more proactive.... so here goes:++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Day one | 9.30.15I went on line to the Los Angeles Code Enforcement website http://ladbs.org/LADBSWeb/services-code-enforcemen... and downloaded the Vacant and Abated building list.

I stumbled upon BP when I did a search for what questions I should ask when renting because I let my excitement overtake my judgement in the past when signing a lease agreement and being disappointed on move in day.