You will be disappointed.

If you do not have sufficient “replacement cost coverage” or enough cash available to make up the shortfall, and thus, decide not to replace the structure thinking the insurance company will just give you a check for the “replacement cost coverage” amount, you will likely be disappointed.

Even though we were disappointed that the rehab was not complete, we thought, the rental guarantee will offset the construction delay.

This is marketing hype and why the "Gurus" quickly lose their reputations, as inevitably the customers are disappointed when they discover it just isn't that easy....

And, more often than not, I end up disappointed. 

I have used two contractors thus far and have been wildly disappointed.

@Tyson Evans you're in for a world of disappointment if you think the PMC is 100% responsible for a tenant not working out!

Every time I've seen buyers buy a home to live in, thinking of it as a money making investment they tend to be disappointed. 

I was honestly disappointed in receiving that negativity from my friends.

Very disappointed and confused about what happened and very concerned now about what I’ve filed previously.Totally appreciate everyone’s input.