I’ve never ripped anyone off, in fact if I forgot to do something I’ll end up having a dream about it and go back and do it.

after alot of procrastinating (like since I started this thread) I was pushed to write a business plan for my dreams in RE and Architdcture.

In addition, a motion for default was filed against an outstanding mortgage for another $ 367k which was personally guaranteed as well.Keep watching the Kiyo v BTC and Dream CQ Holdings V BTC cases as both of these have a potential basis for piercing the corporate veil.  

Now he is 21 years old with a big dream of being one of the best versions of himself.

Multiply that by 8 properties and that adds up quicklyAt this point I've amassed around $150k in debt, I'm spending hours a day trying to find large multifamily properties with nothing to show for it and the whole passive income dream I was sold seems to be a huge lie.

Abandon the Peurto Rico dream for now and look at more realistic/beginner friendly areas that still sport a large latin influence and strong rentals, like Florida (I've looked a little bit outside Miami..Boca Raton, Tampa, West Palm Beach, etc). 

My name is Dean and i'm a 22 year old with massive Real Estate dreams.

Seeing someone with bad credit, messed up financial, no job, putting the debt on his parent's account to pay for this program and hope to achieve a dream that he's most likely not achieve, really breaks my heart! 

It's great to dream, and dream big, but then you have to create a plan to reach your dreams - and THEN execute the plan.

They had the dream (and the tuition money) but didn't have what it takes to make it all happen.Therefore, a mentor is my best advice for you and others in this same situation.