People can thrive when their daily necessities are met.

I believe if you are going to thrive in real estate, and specifically TK, then one should really need to consider all 10 criteria.

Those brands have thrived thru covid!

Most deals will be ok, they will survive but not thrive.

I would definitely do some research on what kind of budget it takes to keep the place thriving and so forth.

You will find the highest number of Arab restaurants/grocers/entertainment here and a great and thriving community.Hey Aditya and nice to meet you!

Unless you're the type that thrives on "diving right in, and seeing how it goes" - then more power to you.Regarding the main question of your post...   ...fee...   ...yes, that amount is COMPLETELY in line with the scope you describe. 

Especially with a person as young as I am.How well you do depends entirely on how hard you're willing to work, which is why some people thrive at it and most people quit.

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In Miami, beach front properties are thriving (even condos, which everyone has been doom & gloom about for years...)