I'm sure they will be embarrassed and stop being shady after that conversation lol.

@Anthony Gayden man, nothing to be embarrassed about, you got gutz to owe up to your mistake, dig out of the hole you put yourself into and became wiser and stronger after all said and done, great job bro!

Chances are they are embarrassed, afraid and angry at their failure.

look at 100 properties, make an offer (usually what feels like an embarrassingly low offer, but has to cashflow) on 10 and maybe one will get accepted. 

I’ll sum up and say things haven’t gone as I planned and my personal credit has taken some hits and is embarrassingly low.

I've heard it said that "if you're not cringing from embarrassment when you make the offer, it's too high."

Unfortunately this seems like a very common theme.Wish I could give you some recommendations.I was just embarrassed by two companies I refer clients to.

I'm embarrassed to ask you guys this question but it's something I really need to know; Do you need to have credit in order to work as an agent?

One aspect of real estate investing that has always troubled me is how everyone seems quick to talk about their successes, but we can be a little embarrassed to share the failures.

On another forum/article I read, “If your offer doesn’t embarrass you, it’s too high.”