It did not disappoint :) I now have a significantly deeper understanding of the underwriting process that has been lost in many of the other education resources I've seeked out regarding syndications and multifamily analysis. 

Ideally we would like to be able to have positive cash flow with the rental income but I wouldn’t be disappointed if it breaks even with the mortgage payments plus any possible repair costs and bills.My only concern is that I’m not sure if this is even achievable in the area.

I ran a search on BP looking for a template to use to outline a scope of work by room for a contractor to help eliminate confusion and minimize disappointment at the end of a project.

I had heard that they also do rent collections but it turns out they no longer offer that which is disappointing.I got my first applicant yesterday and I'm a bit disappointed.

I continue to be disappointed (and quite disenfranchised!)

I am not trying to discourage you, but rather help you not get disappointed in the long run.

Not a true “unified inbox” so I’m disappointed in that. 

Don’t let the prices scare you.We get what we pay for & buying in the mid-west, in my opinion, would be a huge disappointment- if you’re looking for clean air and outdoor beauty, the mid-west won’t provide that. 

This might. be the best time to build for the foreseeable future.I’m finally past the analysis paralysis phase and disappointed that builders, banks and zoning don’t return calls and emails promptly.Any advice is welcome.

Otherwise you will be setting up for disappointment in not getting qualified financially to take on real estate debt, not to mention the boredom from not having a ‘deal’ to pursue.