I understand his frustration over this problem because it is extremely annoying and a little like finding a needle in the haystack to figure out where it is.

I've worked with borrowers in the past with complicated situations and it makes my job really frustrating when the borrower just faxes over a whole jumbled mess of paperwork that's incomplete and doesn't tell the story of what's going on, so I'm left to decipher and figure out everything. 

But a big brokerage whose focus is on retail home buyers would probably be a source of frustration for you- no matter how good their training is, it would be training in things that don't interest you. 

Frustrating, but not a deal-breaker.We were scheduled with the title company to close today, but yesterday afternoon the seller's agent contacted me and advised that the Seller needs a 30-day post-closing occupancy agreement.

It's really a frustrating situation.

With this strategy, I'd have to wait TWO YEARS before buying anything for long-term investment.It's a bit frustrating to find this out after all the research I've done so far.

I definitely get your frustration but not really something you can blame on the tenant.

Good luck, I know how frustrating it is to have the 'want to' and the 'ability to' but just can't find the 'able to' anywhere.

At times I find myself getting frustrated and wanting to give it all up, but I go back to my WHY which is freedom, and most importantly my support system: my wife, family, and buisness partner for that boost that is greatly needed.

Our biggest frustration when looking at residential properties in the U.S.A. has been the poor selection of variable rate (ARM) offerings.