Turned down offer, unsure still. Thoughts?
I am just looking to see if what I did was best from independent sources. It was a very difficult choice for me and I still feel as if it was a mistake. 

Recently I relocated for my fiance's new job. Her job is very lucrative and since it was salaried I agreed to take the plunge to a new market since my income is obviously commission based. I had made a living but hadn't hit 6 figures yet in my previous market.

I have had several offers since moving here (brokers always see potential and they usually want numbers) as the local market is doing well and qualified people are hard to find. Oil drives the market and even with lower commodity prices property of all sorts still needs to catch up. Specifically retail, multi family, and industrial. 

Offer A) Nation brand with no current commercial agents of substance. 70/30% split graduated. Ability to do residential (median home price is about 300k so not a bad market) is included so I am not forced to wait out CRE closings. Draw offered 5k, office, leads, non competing managing broker etc. Their web site is out of date but they are the only residential company here operating in the 2000s. Residential market share is over 50% but commercial is non existent. I would be tasked with starting the commercial division. I plan to do that through their national training model and finishing the CCIM designation.

Option B) Niche broker with a great business model and track record. Business to business focus, 80% plus of the commercial market share, managing broker does compete for listings, no draw.... 50/50 split graduated, the company operates where my fiance will be working no matter where she is relocated (inevitable), very expensive costs due to distance of coverage area and expectations of clients. 

I am coming into this after dealing with a medial issue which cleaned me out financially. Therefore I do no have an capital to put into either option. Because of this I told offer B I am not able to guarantee I can meet the financial demands of working for them. Obviously that leaves me with only offer A. My preference, focus, skill set, and relationships all pointed to offer B. 

I feel pretty shitty about the whole situation. Didn't really get much support from people in my personal life regarding the choice. What I am most frustrated with is that I will be building a portfolio for offer A that I can't take with me like I could for offer B. Offer B could make things much easier if they simply offered a draw. I don't need living costs covered, just business expenses. 

Did I f' myself?
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