Sure I wa disappointed when the realtor suggest 15% less than the estimate.

The information was not presented in handout format, but on a screen, so notes had to be taken throughout the weekend so that was disappointing as it was hard to scribble info down quickly and also understand what was important/unimportant.

Furthermore, it sounded like they were mad at us for using their name on our pitch deck to the broker when we thought that was the main reason we are signing up with them, to leverage their experience and credibility as a sponsor.We were super disappointed, but to make things worse I heard later that Ryan Woolley was telling other students that we didn’t have our act together and it was a bad deal.

multifamily has been very disappointing to me along with the commercial market. the cash flow is worse than single family and the bigger syndicate deals seem like where the profit is. 

That is disappointing.

Well that stinks...Paul Harvey would be disappointed!

I am so disappointed that I can’t have RE status. 

I was disappointed too, @Rich Schmidt.Here's one.One of my tenants, who lives on the top floor of a duplex, didn't think there'd be any trouble to overflow her bathtub and practically go swimming in there while water flowed all over the floor.

I’d be disappointed they didn’t disclose it (if they knew and it didn’t happen 30 years ago and 2 owners ago.).

Very disappointed to read this thread .I learned from Scott a lot, in fact I was inspired by his vast knowledge and call for action and became an educator myself.I think vetting business partners as well as vendors is crucial in our business, and apparently being a good educator doesn't guaranty a good investment manager.