The more active you are in the pursuit of obtaining a property, the more attention the agent is likely to pay you.

This can be an admirable pursuit - if it is done right.

@Dyanne Christensen I did reach out to Compliance, Investor Relations, and our COO ref your process yesterday and I feel you will see some type of resolution in near future..I know that doesn't give you much information but Compliance (sorry I don't like mentioning names) stated she has been responding to you and working with Inner Circle lead and the Co-Founder. ya you got thrown into a no win situation best of luck on your new pursuits. 

To some degree it's always speculation, and to other degrees the risk profile situates itself for it.It's just what are your intentions & pursuits.

My “why” makes the pursuit of wealth worth the sacrifice. 

I am financially free (8 digit net worth snd expect to achieve 9 before i die) but never see myself stopping the pursuit of more wealth.  

Of course you can manage for this and set aside funds however I suspect the risk and loss factor was/is far greater than the sponsor realized when they go in for this noble pursuit of helping homeowners save their homes..

Their pursuit of cash flow normally leads them to the worst of the worst neighborhoods where the spreadsheets never capture the accurate operating expenses and no consideration for neighborhood fundamentals is part of their analysis.

There is no doubt, that, if maximizing the quality of my life experiences including luxury dining, entertainment, and/or the pursuit of a job in high finance, I would consider New York.fortunately, I prefer running, mountain biking, taking my kid to the pool, and reading her books by our fire.These activities do not give NYC an advantage.But I also would not bet against New York.

Rarely is the pursuit worthwhile unless there's insurance money available or assets that can be converted to cash.