I was disappointed as to how few can be deducted when I dealt with that topic for the first time.

This issue has been discussed several times in several forums, and what typically happens is that newer investors who are waiting on rehab or closing are disappointed in the amount of communication from the provider, and then all the old hats pop in to say that the reason there is so little communication during those processes is because there's no updates to give (I think Jay Hinrichs and Chris Clothier piped in on this issue when Chris A. first started this thread).

Price matterSI don't want to force a sale at this point I don't trust the seller, after misleading me about the number of permitted units, (I was disappointed but still willing to buy because it was still a good deal to me although it did need some work, which it was happy to do, I was looking for a project.)Also, never receiving the papers I asked for, which in this kind of a sale I don't feel like I was asking for anything out of the ordinary. 

Do it nice but realize the neighbor may be  disappointed as you did tell him in writing that he could use the space. 

So it was a disappointment when they originally OK'd the 90% LTV and now discovered that's it's a duplex they've gone only up to 80% LTV. 

I was disappointed that they weren't proactively sending me emails letting me know of the status, and expected me to put in the effort to contact them about it.

The disappointing thing was I had already purchased the system, but had not installed it yet.

They have a bunch of restrictions on withdrawals and what not.I honestly don't know the tax implications so I'm also curious as to how that would work.The only thing I will say is that people are disappointed with their IRAs when they retire.

i was disappointed when reading the licensure requirements for buying & selling mobile homes in Florida.

The lackluster customer service is disappointing because if they polish this by 20-30% more, this could be a great company long term.