About 90 days in, I started to unravel numerous lame management practices and then really started persistently telling both companies to pull it together or else.

I had health problems last year and ended up filing bankruptcy so my credit is not in a place where I can purchase the home, at this time.  

This is a private gated community and has numerous shared amenities.  

In any event, I've been investing in the US now for 5+ years across numerous states. 

The thing that worries me is the lack of income and health benefits when starting out.For those of you who are established commercial real estate brokers, how did you stay afloat financially while beginning your career?

That said, there are numerous successful investors on LI and NY who you can connect with.

I've only had Paul close one deal for me before, but he has served as legal counsel on numerous deals I've worked on and is fantastic for particularly large and complex transactions. 

In terms of raising money, while there're numerous books, podcast episodes, and forum posts here on BP about raising funds, all of them will have at least one requirement in common: you must be able to show the track record to a potential investor to be willing to give you the funds to invest.

They view society as owing them housing food cars phones health care etc just because they can still fog a mirror .they are supposedly destitute yet magically have enough money for lotto tickets , 8$ a pack cigarettes, and alcohol .

Hello BP World,I am a property manager in Southern Wisconsin and I work with numerous investors.