It's a shame they didn't rush right over there immediately for you, but unless it's their very first deal and they just need the experience, or they literally have nothing else going on in their life, then I don't see why they would. 

If the landlord pays for it, they will waste it, at least that is my opinion.Lady I spoke with also told me this guy is NEVER around and it is a shame because it was a nicer place till he let it go.

I'm ashamed to ask this but how guarded are you with lock box combinations.

That's a shame and something I have put on my to do list for this week!  

It is a shame when so many people like to push the Dodd-Frank act when there is nothing to back up what they are saying other then the law which needs to be tried and tested before anyone can say for sure how everything will play out.

It's a shame you can't trust him to review the deal without going behind your back.  

I've had my share of bad experiences with the above mentioned "wholesalers" and it's a shame the general reaction to wholesalers as a group is so low.

@Chelsie Runnings that's a shame. 

It's a shame that there are some many people claiming to be Guru's/Mentors and taking peoples money with the promise to help them become successful REI's.

If low income tenants didn't behave this way their rent could be even lower, landlords have to charge more to cover these types of periodic losses and still make a return to make it worthwhile, it really is a shame.