It was a learning experience for me so I am not disappointed the seller did not take my offer.   

I completely agree that you will likely be disappointed with a home inspector but if it's your first rodeo it's still probably a good idea to use one.

I am so obviously biased, but come check us out and I know you won't be disappointed.

Oh…. huh…(sound disappointed).

You wont be disappointed.

Without that you can get some disappointing surprises, as you post.

I just applied to get a pre-approval but I got disappointing news from the mortgage company.

That's the nature of the world.30 years ago you probably would have been pretty sure that Playboy magazine and landline telephones would be relevant in 30 years.  20 years ago, you probably would have been pretty sure that physical maps would be relevant in 20 years.  10 years ago, you probably would have been pretty sure that DVD technology would have been relevant in 10 years.Things can change quickly, and if you only want to pursue ideas that will be relevant for 20-30 years, you're likely going to be disappointed.  

Basically, I have been saving money to purchase the property and renting an apartment myself.I've been really disappointed with the guidance I've received from the realtors in Orlando.

It seems like I speak to people each week who have had a bad experience with a wholesaler or say they would "never do a deal with one" and it disappoints me to say the least.