Each lot will be at least .23 acres or greater with City water.Located right near the Caloosahatchee River, six of these lots will over look this pristine River and with it being less then a two minute drive from public boat ramps launching right into Lake Okeechobee it’s a fisherman’s dream come true.

I wouldnt put more than a jetski out there, it doesnt look very deep and a boat i think would run out of room.

I have been noticing lately that people in america have no clue at how easy wealth is to build. 4 years ago I couldnt even buy groceries, no I have a corvette, harley, and we just sold our boat because of time constraints, not bad for a dumb kid.

I told him that I was not interested other than simple educational material about the program and he continued to trying to sell me the full boat.

If anyone else is a college student in the same boat-let me know!

I just stumbled across this awesome site today and decided to sign up.I'm looking forward to gaining new knowledge from all of you, as well as doing my part and contributing to the pot of knowledge.Oh, and I'm also looking forward to making boat loads of money in 2007 and beyond!

I'm in the same boat... errr except for the $200kI'm 24 and make $50 a year in the modest midwest.

I'd like to get up each morning happy, knowing that it's me, not a boardroom full of stuffed shirts, in control of my destiny...Eager Texan,I was in the same boat as you last year but an opportunity presented itself and I 'took the plunge.'

The trick is giving notice and then slipping into the background and not rocking the boat so to speak.There are plenty of forum posts here about both sub-2 and the DOSC.

The question in the end is: do we want to stay in the 'boat' or step out and discover there is more opportunity out there than we could possibly imagine.