Private firm?

The real estate investor has advertised on this site, and continues to advertise joint ventures and private money deals in multiple states.

As the Branch Manager for RBI Private Lending in Texas, I specialize in offering flexible financing solutions, including bridge loans, construction loans, multifamily financing, and DSCR loans.

Here are a few recommendations for you:Read Beginner’s Guide http://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investing and check out BP Podcast.If you wish to tag someone in the conversation on the forum, type @ followed by their name and then select that person below.

http://mnsoberhomes.org/   This is an organization of over 20 sober houses in Minnesota run by private people. they formed a organization to help each other.this is a interesting part of a growing need for assisted type of housing.Just thought I'd pass the info along..your state might have a similar organization that could give assistance in figuring out how to start a similar type of housing situation.  

Ive also noticed a big trend in private lenders originating 2nds and gap funding and whatnot.

FinCen not having your correct "STREET" address, no PO Boxes, and no private Boxes are allowed, and you would be in violation. 

Happy to have a conversation if you'd like in regards to strategy.

Then you have to think about 401(k) and IRA savings, which longer-term once your balance is built up, you can use a self-directed approach whereby you can use the funds tax-free to invest in rentals, private loans, etc... 

@Kevin Sobilo shares some great info.From what you wrote, appears you've little understanding of exactly what your PMC is doing to market your property and their showing & application processes.This approach may be fine if the property rents quickly and everything else goes well, but as you're finding out, it's not working when your property is just sitting.Suggest you have an indepth conversation with your PMC to understand their process and if you agree with it.