Kind of disappointing considering what I thought I knew about the tax advantages of rental properties. 

Too many investors are disappointed when the docs don't match the glossy brochures and IRR promises!

When we received the pre-qual package we were disappointed to read a minimum loan of $75,000.

This was quite disappointing because a 2,000 square foot house is too small for our forever home.

Disappointed with our agent, won't use him again.

(as you can see the first bullet is not the type of tenant we dream of and the second 2 are short term ones generally which do not help your bottom line.)I think this in a nutshell explains why many out of state investors come in hoping to make money on their rental and are then sadly disappointed when it sits vacant for long periods of time.  

Hi Experts,After couple of years with my management company in Cincinnati, i'm thinking to change it.My biggest disappointment from the current company is that fixes and maintenance are very expensive and too frequent (also reoccurring issues).I have properties (all multifamily) in those areas:Avondale area (McGregor) and price hill (Rutledge).Would be great if anyone familiar and can recommend on good and honest company handling those areas.Thank you very much,Ori

If you are expecting an agent to pick out specific properties for you and not just send all properties that meet your parameters you are likely to be disappointed, while it would be great if they did that, most agents won't and even if they would it would probably be better to wait until you are closer to ask.

You will probably be disappointed in what you can buy for $400,000 in Austin. 

Many a night my friend and I have scoured the local grocery stores in search of good cookies to fuel our computer gaming shenanigans, and many a night have I been disappointed.