I've been looking for a game called Investorville and I can't seem to find it, nor get in contact with people at CommonWealth who know anything about it. 

We'll be at Commonwealth Brewing at 7pm on 28 July if you're interested.

You have to become a licensed Broker. 240 hours of classes. ..accumulating a total of 200 points under a system established by the Commonwealth which designates points for certain transactions.

Every State and Commonwealth in the U.S. has laws favoring AP (under certain circumstances). 

As the house of Windsor globe trots to "help the people" of the common wealth, why does it needs your $ to fund it?     

Se dc by Suitland, Anacostia, and Oxon hill are possibilities.if you want to stay in the commonwealth, Woodbridge, Quantico, and Leesburg aren't terrible.the bottom line is that making money as an investor anywhere along the orange/silver line requires millions in capital to be a big time developer.

I'd love to hear how people are really doing in the Commonwealth.

At the top of the quote it says this:"The insurer with whom this insurance is to be place is not admitted to transact business in the Commonwealth and is subject to limited regulation by the department; and, in the event of insolvency of the insurer, losses will not be paid by the Pennsylvania Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty Association"Does this ring any alarms?

I hold a MBA from the Johns Hopkins University and a BS from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Buying well located properties and holding them long term is the most common wealth building strategy in REI.