Many members I have talked to are disappointed with this.

I always worry when someone starting out (and I'm assuming that), uses profit figures that don't fit the house.I've seen too many people think they can make $x on a project, and end up making $1/2x and are disappointed, instead of being happy they made money on it.I go into any deal looking at the worst case scenario, if it works out better, and I plan on it working better, I am more than happy.Just remember to look at your numbers from reality, and always, always plan on unknown cost,,,10-20% is what I normally use, but it really depends on the rehab and what is involved.Look at the numbers closely on any deal, I know you said you get 2.5% on the buy side, and pay 2.5% on the sell side,,,but hopefully your selling for a lot more than your buying, so you still have the 2.5% on that money.andy

Your family could be disappointed you are selling such a valued asset or IDK.

I'm disappointed that it's gone :(

- no disappointments - seller financing will increase your net equity in real estate more than anything in the world.

He worked nearly all of today but we did manage to attend church together this morning, so I felt prepared and "filled up" so that having him come home at 6:30 tonight was not a disappointment to me.  

What a disappointment that would have been.Get a Professional full time Realtor and have someone working for you.

Investors from nicer areas are often disappointed by the condition of the housing in these midwest cities, but locals likely have very different expectations.

Just a really overall disappointing situation being in pain and not being able to purchase my first property until I’m at work again.

I'm disappointed.