My main issue with the current way your sales team is handling onboarding to Wealthability is that such a large amount of funds are being asked up-front without any hope of a refund if things do not work out and are not up to par. 

The structure and roof is good with some issues I want fixed:-covert fuse box to 200amp cb panel-storage shed/garage water damageI’m seeking advice on how to make an offer with either the seller repairing these items (another investor I’m not sure I trust to do it properly) or asking for funds at closing (escrow). 

My issue is that I come from a low income background and have fought my *** off, pardon my language to get to where I am now and comfortable.

It depends on what you are looking to do with the funds.

Usually, they are happy to talk to someone who's not angry with them due to a low appraisal value haha. 

I thought you weren't allowed to market your fund publicly?

buy in a short term rental approved condo building in the urban core, pretty low risk. properties are appreciating at record levels, keep the price under 500k. buy a studio or 1 bed. we are doing this style development and it accounts for over 60% of condo development in miami dade. 

Can 1 property be liquidated out of one of these holding funds? 

My first job out of college was as a trader at a hedge fund.

High demand for low priced rooms.