I've been to the court house auction once but was disappointed at the prices and most of the over 100k houses got pulled. 

I have also been really disappointed in the lack of potential cash flow I'm seeing in looking for real estate here, so I am trying to figure out how to go about investing in real estate here.

Obviously, the cap rate is very disappointing. 

I'm so disappointed. 

I did express my disappointment many times in lack of communication and it improved a bit after closing.

Your credit is great and your income is fine but due to the smaller loan amount the state won't let me approve it based on its current guidelines (not a Quicken rule).This is disappointing.

Your credit is great and your income is fine but due to the smaller loan amount the state won't let me approve it based on its current guidelines (not a Quicken rule).This is disappointing.

Your credit is great and your income is fine but due to the smaller loan amount the state won't let me approve it based on its current guidelines (not a Quicken rule).This is disappointing.

(From today's newspaper)Now, there are about 73,500 real estate agents and brokers licensed in Arizona, according to the department.Real estate not an easy jobpeople who become agents thinking it’s easy money will be disappointed.

But we are very careful with tenant selection and find the creams of the Class C resident pool.I think you're going to be disappointed with paying out more than $50K per unit for anything that only yields $100/month positive cash flow.