Multifamily investing on the LP side has a couple little tax advantages, but really not as much as one might wish -- and would end up being a bit disappointing when one hears GPs or gurus or whomever say "Real estate has some amazing tax advantages!"

Their fence is going to block our house view from street and I am very disappointed about that.

Their fence is going to block our house view from street and I am very disappointed about that.

I know it is a  disappointment  to find issues int he last minute however the fixes needed which you mentioned if they aren't super major ( radon remediation , lead in pipes , damaged roof etc ) then you should renovate and deploy ..

I'm shocked and disappointed, it is a sound nice house in a good area. 

I have found myself disappointed time and time again as I analyze properties and I think this rings true for some others as I browse these forums.

Still a healthy profit, but I have been there where I saw sale price less cost and started getting numbers in my head, only to be disappointed with the check I walked away with at closing.6% realtor commissions on $300k are $18k.  

The seller was "very disappointed" in our offer not meeting their asking.

I went into college pretty excited and after these 2 semesters I’m disappointed.

If you think that the correction will bring massively discounted properties and all the money you can get your hands on I believe you may be disappointed.