Based on your vague description here, I'm not sure you understand how a LO scenario works.If you try to set this up as such, an depending on Section 8 as your tool to make it work, you're probably going to be disappointed. 

Clearly, I'm not shy about my disappointment in NY here on the forums.  

But a disappointing first step.

I have now asked it by text and by email.This has been the first time I was working with a CPA to prepare my return, and I have to say, it has been a frustrating and frankly, very disappointing experience.

This is my first real post I think, so let me know if I did something wrong :-)We’re a couple years into this journey, and I’ve been somewhat disappointed in the rates we’re getting on insurance for properties held in our LLC.

I've been refinancing my portfolio to take advantage of lower interest rates lately, and I've found that my appraisals have been increasingly disappointing.

Property was on the market for over 100 days I’m remodeling raising his value he could of came up and if he did not like me renting he could of said he’s disappointed and please get him good people as neighbors or what ever he wanted but he choose to burn a bridge instead of talking it out.

We didn't expect every listing on BP to be a winner but were a bit disappointed to see that none of them even seem to still be available.  

I was a little disappointed.

In my opinion it creates unaligned interests and that is a recipe for disappointment.