I'm not an agent and am disappointed that licensed real estate agents haven't made more of an issue of wholesalers.  

Once you two are mutually disappointed with how long it will take you to be financially independent, explore value add and then BRRRR.Debt is impatience expressed financially, so give her a chance to get impatient.

Unless you use Titan where the return can go beyond 70% then it's worthed.I invest heavily in both but real estate never disappoints me, it's the only asset class that almost never went down in price and you can use higher leverage supported by the gov.

I am disappointed to see landlords with A or B class properties telling C and D class owners, "tough luck you rented to high risk tenants."

Like I said -- look for the unsullied escutcheons elsewhere, not in real estate, and you won't be constantly disappointed. 

I know, disappointing, but this policy is enabled to prohibit veterans from buying and churning the VA loan.****************2.

I'm very disappointed that some ruin it for so many, investors, sellers, buyers and yes, brokers as well because they lose business and can't assist their clients in the best possible way, which is what it's all about.  

But without your effort to put systems in place, strive for great reviews, and staying involved, you may fall behind and be disappointed. 

Your returns will be better and you will not be disappointed.

It's really the only disappointing component of the program.