I believe this is one of the biggest reasons newbies settle and/or stop because they get frustrated looking for the right ones, and they stop.Good luck and keep us posted. 

Saved some money and I got to take some frustrations out.

It's hard starting out to understand this and many younger investors, that I've met, seem to get bogged down in the more frustrating aspects of the business, and never achieve their potential of finding and making deals and gaining wealth.

Like others said, almost as much time as the whole room.The most frustrating in this house was actually the living room: It had a swirly texture to it.

We are seeing another flipper doing this in our area, he is habitual offender and it is very frustrating to wait out the count down clock to send in our offer and be beaten to it by these guys... twice now!

The seller's real frustration is that he found a buyer willing to pay a certain price, but the transaction can not be closed at said price because no one will lend the buyer enough money to make the transaction happen.Obviously, we don't know all the details of this transaction.

Just an old frustrated financial cop.Bryan has expanded on some good points.

After several weeks of frustrating back & forth we quit negotiating & just rented it out again.

Frustrating, but nothing can really be done about it.

This was frustrating, and while there's the possibility someone did it on accident, it seems very suspicious.I imagine there are probably no consequences for unethical behavior like this.