Although I learn quite a bit, the pervasive tone is often a victim mentality and a stunning lack of respect for supply and demand. 

To go a bit further—I understand why the GP would usually be unable to just buy back shares anytime due to lack of capital in the first place.But what if the LP could sell to another person outside the partnership?

These "managed" properties lack the heart and soul of traditional listings.

Here is some links for the podcast, Apple Podcastshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nick-lamagna-presents-the-a-game-podcast/id1447704194?

I'm usually not a shy guy and I don't have problem talking to new people or building new relationships, but I lack the background and knowledge in investing and therefore my confidence is low and I'm a little nervous about the event.

Conversely, the lack of those characteristics costs me money.It's clear, though, for the OP, the phrase "looks like" is just a figure of speech here.

And because of the lack of easy transportation that meant most of the people working in those factories lived in the local valley adjacent to that floodplain.

I haven't made my first purchase yet, but I don't want my lack of knowledge two years ago and possibly bad advice from the mortgage company and a terrible probate lawyer stop me before I get started.Any advise or insight would be GREATLY appreciated.T.

The situation goes like this the house is currently in pre-foreclosure due to my lack of maturity and poor choices.

Same with insurance, get multiple quotes and make sure your comparing "apples to apples" when choosing your carrier.