My compensation from my initial employer did not change, basically the companies just agreed to allow me to expand my duties and the new responsibilities will be paid for by the partner entity.5 years ago before I started working at this job, my employer entered into a long-term revenue-share agreement with the partner company (which is a separate entity w/ different ownership) to expand our capabilities and capitalize on a new product/offering that had a substantial market opportunity in our industry.

I am wondering if there are certain ways in which I can try to begin to establish my self within this industry ?

Not to mention, even if he were to somehow keep his license, I am fairly certain the best way to go about ensuring you NEVER again get business as an attorney is by utilizing your clients sensitive/private information exclusively for your own gain.Having said that, people seem to be getting more dumb/selfish by the day, so I can certainly see where your concern is coming from.

We are partial to Mobile Home parks and migh suggest learning a bit more about them if this is of interest to you, then join your local manufactured home industry association in your area.  

The entire industry has changed significantly in the last 7-8 years and keeping up with it all is a daunting and necessary element of our business these days.

The best thing about working in this industry is seeing the before and after photos of my clients along with the a quick summary on numbers.

If your governing documents make the association's insurance the primary then your individual homeowners insurance is going to pass you off to them and in which case, you would be responsible for the association's deductible.Sometimes governing documents are vague but this is pretty standard practice across the nation and this industry.

Am a new BP member from Lusaka who would like to learn more on real estates since its a growing industry in Zambia.

If you have, then you qualify for the 121 Exclusion (Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code). 

I am currently involved in the real estate industry on the commercial side as a project manager/owner's rep.