Sorry to disappoint.

They just don't have the ability to move the needle at the park, nor will they care as much as you do as the owner, so you will be left disappointed with their lack of performance.However, if you choose to go this direction, make sure to find a company who specializes in parks and is familiar with all the state regulations.

But, I truly believe that anybody that plans to live in San Diego for the long term will be deeply disappointed in themselves if they don’t get some of their capital invested in San Diego real estate especially if it can be done as way of a house hack.I certainly will not look back a decade from now and wish I had purchased more real estate in a low cost of living Midwest town over the chance of buying into a great neighborhood in San Diego, especially with having the benefit of local knowledge.

You won’t be disappointed with the content.

So, fairly disappointing, since this is the first deal I've really considered for the last six months.

The numbers still work with repairs up to $25,000 but given the great condition of the home otherwise we were disappointed with the findings in the crawl space and don't want to have to walk away from the deal.

As for your problem, if you can’t get back on track....sellers often do this out of anger/disappointment.

This will hardly be the last applicant that you have to disappoint.

At that point it's no longer a rational analysis of true expected returns and probabilities, but little more than a delusional hope game that often ends up in big disappointment in the longer term.

Been searching for some time for the next “big opportunity” only to be disappointed time and time again.