Usually 50% increase is quite a shock and would cause the tenant to look elsewhere, although if you're charging market rate, they would be disappointed in the results. 

I'm a little disappointed about the lost investment-opportunity, but at least I learned something.

Let's just call it a disappointment and a learning lesson.My question for the forum however is this:Is this typical for >5 unit buildings (true commercial buildings).

The host, Dennis, was great and genuinely wanted to help local REIs, but it was mostly vendors, I honestly was a little disappointed with the Expo itself.

I'm left feeling deflated, and often disappointed at what the end product has been stripped down to.

At first, when i went to look at the property, i was a little disappointed.  

Unfortunately I wasn't able to make this week's Black Diamond due to a scheduling conflict, which I was seriously disappointed about because those Elm Grove guys looked like they would do a really interesting talk.

I had high hopes as a cash buyer and was very disappointed, but you may feel differently.

I'm sure it won't disappoint. 

I did talk to my personal bank that I've used for 10+ years and was VERY disappointed when the woman in the finance department tried to talk me out of buying investment properties!