Some of the things you see in the court are heart-breaking but you have to understand you are running a business and not a charity.

It can be a very heartbreaking time for you too.

We've sacrificed so much to build what we have now, and it would be heartbreaking to admit defeat.

Why pick a project that's going to be a huge challenge and a potential heartbreaker?

Once its been on the MLS for the required time, the investor will submit an offer to the lender and will, eventually, buy the property.More generally, short sales are heart breakers.

Just wanted to hear some opinions from older, wiser people.Donating... often times myself and many of you are asked to donate to a good cause that more times than not, is heartbreaking, and you want to make a contribution.Then as a young kid, I hear more and more investors continue to say to save every dollar, don’t spend unless you truly need something, and stack that big pile of reserves for when you need it to invest.

This has been so heartbreaking for all of us, especially after all of the delays and promises. 

But, if you try to buy one specific REO, you're setting yourself up for heartbreak.

Now YOU have an incentive not to be too silly with the lowballing.4) [Most common for first-time homebuyers] Maybe you are new and need to get your heart broken a few times before you get serious, as a standard part of the process [the heart breaking, that is]. 5) [combined with one or more of the above] Maybe you aren't expecting your agent to drive you all over the place before writing an offer and are visiting open houses on weekends on your own [lowballing, PLUS wanting them to drive you all over the place, is a quick way to frustrate an agent].

It's been heartbreaking.