But yes, those greedy bastards can't help themselves to other peoples business can they? 

In the end I think I'll sell them all, take the cash to invest in one business and be done. 

My commercial clients have still been busy over the last couple years. 

I get busy, figure I'll hear back, but finally email her 5/16(yeah, too long, but my area has an IRS disaster relief allow returns delayed till mid June).

The best we can do is to share our experience and drive business to the Lenders who operate with integrity and make it a win win

Nothing is wrong with taking a job to learn an industry, process, procedures, make contacts, etc... and then (sometime later) applying what you've learned, and connections made into your own business.

Now that the weather is getting warmer, my occupancy has improved and I am FINALLY starting to generate decent revenue that can even help pay some of my business debt. 

To which I turn to the most trusted community in RE.Myself and two of my business partners are looking to start our journey in Real Estate development and am looking for some advice, we have experience in owning and managing rentals so none of that is new to us...just building the thing is.We are looking to start developing duplex homes across the Chicagoland Suburbs but cannot find the right person to talk to that can give us a clear idea of where to start.

If you establish a business foundation you can invest with family successfully. 

Reason I like Brandon is that he makes it clear that this is not an easy business by any means and you need to put the work in.