Here in SF, come summertime it's a who's who of Ivy League/Stanford/Cal graduates, MBA 's, pHd's, etc. all competing for the same few apartments.  

Merely tell the party that hosed you (if they really did) that;"If this is not rectified within 5 business days I will make it a point to tell EVERYONE how you failed to handle the situation; this includes people I meet; at church, at Little League, at PTA, at Lodge, in line at Starbucks or the grocery, at the bus stop, on forums at our local community bulletin board.

They need champions to keep them going :)  There is a ton of money in Burlington right now, I'd look to have the REIA downtown there.I put $150/month/roof for my buildings.  

Perhaps those are words to live by.I have explored commercial lending and found the terms reasonable, but most want a minimum financed amount of $300k or $500k+ with 5+ units, reasonable, but I am still playing in the minor leagues, $130k purchase price on my largest property.

Too many people trying to come in and go straight to the big leagues and haven't even sold a 900 sqft house yet. 

I am getting my texas real estate sales person license, looking for broker sponsorship.I have found couple of broker sponsorship online, such as champion, Texas home realty, they all have yearly membership and per transaction fee by tier.

Hello @Alexandria Champion,My team and I have helped several people lower their living expenses or live for free using the house-hacking strategy.

Vinick is in his own league. 

I'm applying up there in the Ivy League and in the tier right below it, so I need every bit of experience I can possibly get on a college application! 

Putting $5M down and be in a hole from day 1.Barrington, no disrespect, but it looks like you have a lot to learn before you can play in this league.