In summary, his response was disappointing but I get it.

I recently contacted a hml for a deal..my first deal actually & i was reading over the application & im a little disappointed bhjkn

Buyer being SUPER disappointed because the property was definitely destined to be an STR.1.) needed 1 hour fire separation between living units (required 3/4" special sheetrock) which required a tremendous renovation including displacing all the utility lines currently running through the ceiling.2.) needed ceiling height improvement to do #1 (not going to be possible)3.) needed a sidewalk around the side the house (for fire/rescue)4.) needed all utility shut-offs, and utility control accessses in a shared room or separated by unit (again for fire rescue)There was more, and this is specific to one municipality in Minnesota, but you get the drift. 

Quote from @Hannad Qaisi: I'm sorry to disappoint you.

Very disappointed not in a bad tenant but the passiveness of the property manager.

To keep it short, here are some books I have read over the past 9 months in addition to the Rich Dad Coaching I went through last year which left me disappointed.

., which has been very disappointing.

I have yet to read this book and it always catches my eye for some reason. however I have read a few of the other dummies books and am always a little disappointed, that they are usually a little to general.

I have deals come across my desk every day where I can be putting this money to work but instead, I have had to invest more money in the dead deal by hiring an attorney.I am most disappointed in Scott because I believed in him. 

We chose to list low and hope for bidding wars that were common earlier in the year, we ended up selling for list in a week and felt disappointed but after watching the market many other properties in our neighborhood listed higher are stagnating on the market or having price drops.