Be singular on your source of instruction or you will be taken off course when you start experiencing The 3 D's (Doubt, Disappointment and Distraction). 

I've used the same PM for the past few years, and have been disappointed with the responsiveness.

I think many investors are going to be disappointed in foreclosures not being a strong strategy.

A friend of mine told me that the only problem he sees here is the fact that it is a manufactured home and some people will be disappointed because of that or give me bad reviews.Opinions from hosts that have manufactured homes are highly appreciated, thanks.

Tenants expect rent increases each year so don’t disappoint them !

., and my insurance is $726.98 per year… however, when the crash hit my property went from 470k to 225k… but now it’s worth 575k… so basically I would say out of State is safer but California had a faster rate of return and rents are higher… the exact home in Ohio would be worth a million plus out here…If I were you I would start off out of state and then transition to California properties if you were going to stay in California, if you weren’t gonna stay in California I wouldn’t worry about California properties with all the landlord laws and all the crap going on as a landlord in California I’m just disappointed right now

If you are hoping that success happens usually people are disappointed.

Normally, this would have been a two week project (there was a lot of sheetrock work, we added a half-bath and we finished the basement), but given this is our first rehab in Maryland, I'm not at all disappointed with the time frame.I'm hoping we can get this one finished up next week and start looking for a renter.

Oh and I have never meant any disrespect to you, I was just disappointed about the price tag ;)

A recent reassessment resulted in our house being appraised at $84k, which was disappointing, since the outstanding balance on our mortgage is $100k.