The financial performance of these investments often are disappointing because of excess repair costs and liquidity issues (ability to sell for the amount you paid for it). 

Reasons are lack of knowledge, lack of expertise and experience, under capitalized, too much competition, don’t like the work required, lack of time, frustration, inability to stand large amount of frustration, legal requirements not being met, disappointing results.

One piece of data I’m very disappointed is the active number of coronavirus cases in Clark County.  

I left feeling disappointed, house went under contract the next day, "there must be many investors like me hunting for houses."

About a month ago someone beat me out on a RE purchase and I was disappointed. 

For this and other disappointing reasons, I'm in the process of locating a new agent!

What I am disappointed about is how they went about it.

Extremely disappointed the new BP tax book basically said the safe harbor was the only method. 

I'd hate to have to pull all my funds and pay interest on it at this time, but I would be more disappointed to lose access entirely.

That will help buoy pricing for a while.Pricing will come down, but for all of those people that have been touting on BP that they are waiting for that "big drop" in prices for them to get in the market will likely be disappointed.