Obviously being new in the realestate investment arena this is very disappointing.

I see too many people who buy in Dayton who end up disappointed with their investment.

Commission splits are of secondary importance if you're getting good training and support.Be prepared to deal with disappointment. 

Potential Buyers will come through and be disappointed to find that the rooms are smaller than they appeared in your pictures. 

It’s disappointing that that isn’t seen as a legitimate reason.

This sounds like a pricing/quality of finishes issue, not an agent issue.  35 showings and no offers means the house Seems to be good to potential buyers when looking at the listing, sf and price, but Something is turning them off/disappointing them when they actually see the house.If the agent is good, move the listing with them, most people don;t even remember who their agent is with.Most agents will try Not to show a house if dealing with a flat fee broker/owner playing agent.....they end up haing to work both sides of the deal to get it done.

. #2 If refer a contractor that I have worked with, and they disappoint you then they have indirectly disappointed me. #3 Always sign a construction contract with them that outlines both parties expectations.Good Luck!

I am very disappointed as we did everything we could to get creative and look for a win-win. 

A couple disappointing issues with the BiggerPockets forms are that they are only sent to you in PDF format and the fields aren't editable within the document.

A few of my investors have some money in crowdfunding portals and have been happy with some of the deals and disappointed in others.