This is not to knock the person who started this, but more of a general point...As I flip past the real estate infomercials that are all over the television, I wonder how many people who really aren't prepared (in terms of finances and/or business savvy) to enter the world of REI are buying into these schemes.I've worked with many business owners who get an "A" for passion and excitement and an "F" in business planning.

SELLER CONCESSIONSSeller concessions include, but are not limited to, the following:Payment of the buyer’s VA funding feePrepayment of the buyer’s property taxes and insuranceGifts such as a television set or microwave ovenPayment of extra points to provide permanent interest rate buydownsProvision of escrowed funds to provide temporary interest rate buydowns,Payoff of credit balances or judgments on behalf of the buyerSeller concessions do not include payment of the buyer’s closing costs or payment of points as appropriate to the market.Any seller concession or combination of concessions which exceeds 4% of the established reasonable value of the property is considered excessive, and unacceptable for VA guaranteed loans. 

Per the old lease,"UTILITIES ANDS SERVICES: Electricity, telephone service, cable television and other utilities are not furnished as part of this Lease unless otherwise indicated...""...Charge for heat, hot water, water, garbage pick-up, snow-removal and lawn maintenance furnished to the apartment are included as a part of this Lease and shall be borne by the landlord..."

Someone like you willMost likely do nothing with your life other than shuffle from here to there making enough to buy what the television or SM tell you is cool.

Under the new rule, small companies and private investment funds and their intermediaries will be able to use “general solicitation” to reach accredited investors, which means they may advertise or publicize an offering on television, in newspapers, and most importantly over the internet.

Live Boa ( that made the local Television news).. 2 neighborhood meetings.. probably 50 complaints .. worked hand in hand with Code enforcement..

-One correction; size does matter so, if it's one of the big 5 subject to the National Servicing Settlement or, a bank/lender subject to "Large Servicer" designation by the CFPB, the rules are even more restrictive and...while it's great in theory and on television, "good, reputable and knowledgeable lawyers" are like Unicorns.

But if you're having trouble building up your confidence it's best to avoid them for now and surround yourself with Big thinkers.I remember that quote in the 80's on that video show on BET (before it became Baffoon Entertainment Television):Small mind talk about people.Average minds talk about Events.Big minds talk about Ideas.Notice how everyone you know who is successful don't waste their time talking about he said/she said ........or who fought who.

It is only natural that they would expect there deal to be played out on national television.

@Benjamin Curtis I'm not quite the rock star @Paul Sandhu is referring to, but I managed four VRs (three in GB/PF) from my iPhone while working 70-80 hours/week on television sets in Los Angeles.