I’m sorry to hear you had such a disappointment with your realtor.

Just disappointing and weird how these companies work.

. $400 feels like a lot for what I am getting and if I think about it too hard, I start to feel a little disappointed that I dropped that money on what I'm receiving.

Needless to say, I am very disappointed after paying $4800 for the inspection and $1300 for the trip here from CA.My broker was saying that people don't care about mold as much as they do in California.

Bottom line, if you plan to pool funds so that you don't have 2nd, 3rd, 4th liens, then you will need to tread lightly and ensure all parties involved are on the exact same page so that no one gets hurt/annoyed/disappointed/angry after funds are already tendered.

Despite the program's commitment to providing a comprehensive educational experience, several scheduled sessions were not conducted as promised, which I found disappointing and detrimental to the learning process.Furthermore, after expressing my concerns about these missed sessions and requesting a refund, I encountered an unexpected and distressing response.

While it's great that they were able to connect me with a cleaner who has been doing a good job, it's disappointing to find that their communication and maintenance services didn't meet my needs.When it comes to choosing a property management company, there are several key factors to consider.

You will not be disappointed.

I was disappointed that nobody from Texas Turnkey Properties bothered to let me know they were delayed; I had to reach out several times for updates. 

If the deal can't pay your expenses and you think it's the best you can do, then you and your agent should share in the disappointment (in the proportions you agreed upon).The only difference between your financial obligations like property taxes and your contractual obligation to your realtor, is that you are in a position of power relative to the agent and not the county that collects your taxes.