But I have most of the ccard money in my brokerage account.  

I am a HUD authorized Brokerage based in Davenport, FL.

By the time I would start working under a brokerage I would have about 12-16 k saved up and my expenses are about $1500 a month.

6% is $1,140, 10% is $1,900, at least at 10% we are getting into a discount brokerage fee. 

My husband, Jim and I buy Residential and Commercial Mortgage Notes and with our combined experience have teamed with a well established brokerage firm so we can pay the Absolute Best Price for Mortgage Notes, Contracts and Deeds of Trust. 

Either pay a monthly fee or go actually work for a real estate brokerage.

Everything seems to be very user friendly, and most of the posts I have read seem to be by friendly professionals, offering up their expertise, or networking.I started out as a realtor and mortgage broker in the Tampa Area, and my business has grown to include my own Brokerage and Construction Company.  

Try selling that to a new tenant coming in with a fresh pair of eyes and they will notice all kinds of things.This is why I love it when I see a flyer from a brokerage saying ( great opportunity to raise rents and are 50 bucks per unit below market ).

I need Property Managers, Business Brokers and Lenders to give their opinion on this strategy, please.I'm working with a large Business Brokerage firm to put this deal together and my broker tells me is totally doable.

I know that they have other guest speakers, lenders, attorneys, CPAs, insurance broker/agents, so what I'd do (if I were you) would be to look at these clubs as a means to network and get local information when they had professional guest speakers.