@Thadeous LarkinPoliticians have successfully sold the public on the theory that mass regulations are needed to ensure social/financial/moral objectives are met, and that with these regulations chaos would rein supreme.

Also I would suggest going to a credit repair specialist or company to get your credit back on track.

Most folks using OPM would object. 

Take inventory of your investing objectives, risk tolerances, resources on hand (money, time, energy, stressthreshold, skill sets, knowledge, mentors, etc) and then explore how various invesent models fit.

Sometimes people will state an objection to providing so much info before seeing a unit, but I explain that it is for my safety -- I'm meeting strangers often at vacant apartments, or in the case of an occupied unit, for my tenant's safety since they wouldn't want criminals going through their home.

You're basically going to be doing work that is paid on par of a high-level executive in a mid-sized company or a medical specialist like an open-heart surgeon. 

As of right now my main objective is to get the best training possible; everything else is second to that.

Find a short sale specialist and put them together.

I think I'm on the right track with medical, as far as I know the largest buildings being built right now are medical office buildings for admin & specialists, etc. 

I have my Real Estate License I work full time for a property management company as a compliance specialist (from home) and I own my own fitness business which is operated on a part time schedule I am looking to invest in single and multi-family units and take the income generated from those units to invest into larger buildings/properties How many deals have you completed thus far?