If being a realtor doesn't sound stimulating to you then I would just look for the highest paying job that you can find (and flexible hours are helpful too). 

If you can lock in a 4% interest rate for 30-years, it's hard to imagine losing in a scenario where the GOV is printing 10% of the national debt per year to stimulate the economy. 

I personally don't like high fee structures in deals because it creates misalignment with LPs. 

LPs are more common.

So, if the LPs get 80% of the total profits, they have 80% of the equity currently in the deal.The calculation is much harder when you are in a deal with a waterfall return scheme that may included preferred returns, returns up to some IRR, a different split above that, and of course, you would have to pay attention to all fees the syndicator is charging, which can bee substantial.  

Syndications also benefit LPs by leverage that doesn't show up on their personal credit. 

Again, a really exciting/stimulating podcast.

LPs have to have a GP, who will have unlimited liability. 

One of the LPs was voted in and was able turn the deal around.

Is this new criminal center the newest biggest building project that's meant to stimulate Indiana's economy?