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Nancy C. New to Dallas/DFW Market and seeking advice
20 February 2013 | 13 replies
What a disappointment.
Rich Weese good news for landlords-bad news for RE market
27 August 2010 | 15 replies
         Treasury dept says it is disappointed, --yeah , so were the Titantic passengers disappointed.
Jeff Tumbarello Credit Suisse Dressed Down Over Yellowstone Loan
30 May 2009 | 1 reply
A large part of the loan proceeds were almost immediately distributed to “personal accounts and payoffs†for Tim Blixseth, who founded Yellowstone and controlled it, and his former wife, Edra.“The only plausible explanation for Credit Suisse’s actions is that it was simply driven by the fees it was extracting from the loans it was selling, and letting the chips fall where they may,†the judge wrote.“Unfortunately for Credit Suisse,†he added, “those chips fell in this court.â€A Credit Suisse spokesman told Reuters that the company was disappointed with the ruling, disagreed with the court’s findings and was considering its options.
Herm M. Is this realtor BS'n me?
16 July 2009 | 9 replies
We've been disappointed, but like Jeffrey says, we'd feel much worse by overpaying.
John Ross Log cabin: higher premium?
11 September 2013 | 2 replies
I think you might be disappointed.
Marcus Whitmore Fourplex Owner Occupant
29 September 2013 | 6 replies
Looking at these issues up-front and how they may affect you will allow you to avoid " snags" and disappointment in the middle of the Deal!
Edita D. Factors/data in evaluating an income property. Share your approach!
15 February 2013 | 11 replies
I was evaluating multi-family properties in a city with a really good job growth, but I am pretty disappointed to see a only a 100-150$ cashflow...
Andre Green A Deal never really dies!
21 March 2013 | 11 replies
This was a quite a disappointing feeling after having done all that work but at least I was able to build a rapport with the owner which little did I know come back to be an important factor.Months went by after the unsuccessful short sale but due to the open lines of communication and rapport that I had built with owner that same owner started to refer other deals to me because of how much they felt comfortable with how I dealt with their short sale even though we were unsuccessful.
Dan Koch Angry at my agent on a short sale
2 July 2012 | 13 replies
It's one thing to be disappointed and frustrated about potentially losing a good deal.
Brandon Griggs New Investor Tips!
11 June 2012 | 21 replies
Btw, keep in mind that if you really want to get going in real estate with no money, you're going to have to work HARD...if you're not prepared to put in a lot of hours, deal with a lot of rejection and disappointment and do things that are out of your comfort zone, you probably won't succeed without money.But, if you're willing to deal with those things, it can be done.