that @Robin Simon mentioned filled in a huge hole.

-timing of investing, should I wait for better market conditions?

@Michelle Martin sorry to hear about all this:(As mentioned already, create notes - we suggest using Excel to build a timeline with: 1st column date2nd column summary of what happened3rd column copies of supporting emails, pics, etc.You can color-code the rows for even easier tracking.What has previous PMC stated about their mistakes & "fraud" repairs?

No waiting for us.

Saw you mentioned Turnkey properties, great way to get started. 

You should wait until you're older and not sound like a kid when you place calls.

I'm going to wait until I hear back from their IT dept, but then I will be complaining online. 

The whole nonsense of house hack every year and buy a new one, or what not whatever that **** was just does not apply in today's world with lower housing supply, higher rates, and wages being barely up.You're likely going to have to put 10-15% down, not 3.5-5% down, and wait 3-7 years not 1 year.

If you want all of the above that you mentioned.

You also make no mention of dividend payments in non-direct recognition policies that increase cash value over time regardless of the policy loans outstanding.