I didn't feel good about it, but I wasn't confused and upset either.

Staying the 12 rounds = victorious cash flow!!! 

As an early landlord, I got upset when tenants didn't pay, and sometimes got into verbal fights with them.

I’m starting to learn that leverage is very beneficial if done correctly but I don’t want to upset my partner if I present to him the idea of more leverage.

Worst case scenario is the lender will be upset, but they have not legal recourse because of the exempted status of the transfer (unless you violate other terms of their note.) 

So upset because she thought she would have more time than that. 

Heck, one landlord put in new kitchen cabinets on my watch and then got upset with me bc the idiot contractor tried to put in an island cabinet that had water damage (swollen particleboard) and I called him out.

A lot of my investment strategy involves purchasing underleased properties to value-add but we typically already have the tenants in our back pocket before tying the property up to avoid spinning our wheels and wasting a bunch of time while also upsetting the seller if we cannot perform. 

I was not too upset about it, but I did start thinking damn I have to find another person or two to invest to keep this train rolling.

You’re upset about a partial answer but people only have part of the story - don’t be upset.