There's a lot of people who naively pay those prices and are disappointed afterwards.  

I've only been investing in Charlotte for about 10 months, but in that time, I've been rather disappointed with plexes for two big reasons:First - there are very few to choose from.  

Disappointed--but I hope that this means I am going to be ready when the next one comes along!! 

Get into those BP podcasts if you haven't already, you won't be disappointed.  

Frank never disappoints with his answers. 

A tenant who is a bit of a pain and might have difficulty paying rent on time (you know, one who you wouldn't be too disappointed if they chose to move out) is a great one to test a significant rent increase with.

Final numbers were not as good as anticipated because of a couple of disappointing actions by the appraiser.We put it on the market at $179K.

We then signed the lease and both parties left with signed copies.The next day they sent an email saying they were disappointed they didn’t get any break in rent and asked for an adjustment of $10 less per month (they signed the lease at the rate of $1010/mo + utilities).What should I do?

I've worked with him a few times now and have never been disappointed.

Perhaps Jacksonville is different.My results for scouting for rentals have been disappointing.