People who started in 2008 are used to rock bottom numbers and will continue to look for those only to likely be disappointed.

They will most likely be very disappointed.

And if the tenant complains, I would remind him that you allowed for the discount in cancellation fee, and were disappointed that he didn't leave the property ready to go for the new tenant as he promised.

The guy wants an offer by tomorrow and I don't want to disappoint him.

To be honest with you, I have seen a lot of posts here in BP that express the disappointment that can come from a paid mentor.

We spoke to the city planning department and they would support a multi-family project but we would have to see how strong the opposition(if any) is.We have a few willing buyers who would purchase as is, however I would be disappointed if we sold as is for a considerably lower price then if we invested some time and capital to add value.

HiWe have a portfolio of about 200 properties and want to move to a different property manager as we are disappointed with the one we are working with.Our properties are C class SFR and about 30% of them section-8Please let me know who you recommend?

When people place their trust in me, I work very diligently to not worry them or disappoint them. 

Over the last 5 years since I have held the property in Memphis, TN, I have had a series of disappointments dealing with property management companies and tenants.

Although this is disappointing, I feel much better now that I have a second opinion.