From a tenants perspective, I couldn't imagine asking a question, not getting an answer on the spot and feeling upset.

City took forever, emails to my architect from city went into spam folder, emails from architect to city went into spam folder etc. 9 months to get permitted; luckily no hurry and had to wait until recently to start anyways.Had intentions of doing this hands-on as owner-builder for (I hoped) around $40k, but instead hired a contractor total cost hands-off at $53k; 360sf garage conversion.Most upset that the Long Beach Unified School District charged me $1,440 impact fees even with a letter from the Housing and Community Development Dep't stating that they can't charge me that fee.

I was upset my former agent knew about the more unknown insurance company I went with, didn't bother to get a quote from them.

My biggest worry is that he might get upset and knowing that there is no insurance on the property try to vandalize it or take things from it or burn it down or something.

Helping to organize a community of investors here in Korea through the Seoul Real Estate Investing Meetup.Here are some of our victories:* from 3 to 223 Members* Virtual Guests that include a murderer’s row of who’s who on BiggerPockets: @Brandon Turner, @Ali Boone, @Engelo Rumora, @Matt Faircloth - (who now all have international speaking experience!)

I was pretty upset about this, because it would never cross my mind to treat anyone in such a fashion.

They didn't understand why I was upset either, they had the best of intentions.

This was a great learning experience and several professionals benefited from the knowledge gained so I'm not upset at the missed expectations and lost funds.

yes brent that is so upsetting to know that smh..but its good to know now.

If they get upset and vacate the property, then you've just gotten rid of a problem tenant.