It is disappointing, but we purchased with current rents making a solid return and costs have not inflated (other than utilities, which we pass along to the tenants), so it is still financially feasible.  

The biggest problem I now face is forcing myself to meet individuals down at the property for showings which have all been very disappointing.

Hi Phill, it seems PMs and real estate agents share similar traits on both sides of the Pacific, I have experienced similar disappointing dealings. 

I am so far gravely disappointed by the lack of prior landlord's/property manager's willingness to help a fellow landlord out!

Disappointingly, none of the presidential candidates is talking about them.

Going through the eviction process affects us in many ways.Not only are we disappointed because the Tenant didn’t work out, but we’re pretty worried now to boot.Not only are we worried, but we’re pretty angry because it took a lot of work to get our rental units into shape again.

And you didn't disappoint.

-I wouldn't overly renovate a property in case it gets completely torn up you wont be disappointed and out of money. 

I was very disappointed to see a NY Post garbage article on BP. 

It is only a building, it has no feelings, no personal attachment and if you do you will be disappointed with having tenants.You would be far better off to sell it to someone that will develop the same attachment as you that only a home owner can have.