Disappointed that it was a money pitch (I didn't watch the whole thing, but enough to know that there was never any walk-through).

I know all about the competition here and I don't really care if the other guy gets the house; yeah I'll be slightly disappointed but the deals keep coming.

I did not like his tone, btw it was not the first time, even my first email to him about common stuff that he should answer for him was "too much", my first email was about the utilities because they were going to be share with another tenant upstairs...I got very disappointed and I told him that really it was better to keep going each way because I was not the type of tenant he needed and he was not the landlord I needed, I probably be too demanding for him and he will be lay back time as long I don't bother him with calls about a fridge noise (that he told me that the noise of the fridge is not constant).

It was the members of NRU who set the BAD precedent by abusing BiggerPockets.As for your disappointment, no offense, but you're welcome to be disappointed.

I'M DISAPPOINTED IN YOU.

Recently I went to a couple of attorney's for advice on a new venture and was sorely disappointed.

I am disappointed not a single person answered.

You're setting yourself up for disappointment and frustration.

I am very disappointed in myself for being in this spot and for buying the property in the first place.

I've been disappointed with Sterling Trust recently but it only cost me about $500 to set up for my initial purchase and $300 per year to maintain 2 accounts.