Most agents choose a brokerage based on the following criteria: culture, economic structure, technology, training, and support.

However, despite all fears south florida (miami) remains active place for "bargains" ( price per SQF) with attractive mortgage rates,  spectacular location, cultural growth, strong rental market and a good way to diversify portfolio. 

@Luis Leiva from Culture EstateBuys and sells these properties

For people who have to ask this is true, but very quickly commercial loans are going to exceed even wealthy GPs...

But, wealth is made from cash flow in rentals. 

Tough to get wealthy using this approach.Think about your goals. 

The issue with TK is that when you only cash flow $100-200 per month you are inherently putting yourself in a financial strain in the event something goes wrong.Being able to only net $1,000-2,000/ a year is making everyone else wealthy except the actual investor/risk holder.

At the heart of this issue is the fact that Americans have a culture of buying too many things and we can’t seem to get rid of most of it.

Wealthy individuals who live off of cash flow, beginner syndicators, family offices, REITs, foreign entities.

In trying to protect the average investor, they're also preventing them from having the same access to investments as those that are wealthy.