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A successful real estate tycoon reunions with his long-lost brother who lives underneath the New York City subway system. Moses and Isaac dreamt of having their own real estate firm as kids. Moses was favored by his parents, friends, and everyone that he came in connect with. While Isaac was given less attention from his family, and so-called friends, and lots of stares from strangers. On the twin's high school graduation, Moses got a car and Isaac got a gift card. The brothers got into a physical altercation which caused Isaac to leave home.
Moses moved on with his life by going to college, got his real estate license, and got a job working with an investor. He made it his business to network with investors who had ties to contractors, architects, and other realtors in the field. He needed the funds, resources, and connections to help his firm Meanwhile, Isaac wound up homeless after being robbed in the city. He lived with a group of people underneath the subway. Isaac never thought that he would live in darkness with sewage all around him. It was a living hell. But, he forgot about his past life and his family.
One day, Moses and his fiance shopped in the supermarket there was a homeless man down on his luck. Moses intervened to pay for his purchases and then he realized it was Isaac. The brotherly reunion was rocky due to memories of jealousy, envy, and favoritism. Moses realized that his stepfather was the reason for the brother's broken bond. The twins got this man out of their lives. Finally, Moses and Isaac rebuilt their brotherly bond and made their real estate firm an enormous success. They even developed housing for the homeless.
