Your next project will be that much smoother for having gone through those hiccups.

A so-so team can take the best deal and turn it into a steaming pile in no time simply by inferior execution............a great team can take corrective action and 'fix' an investment if it hiccups-which it very likely will at some point.

I took time to understand the risks, mitigated them, and ultimately only had to deal with one moderate hiccup.  

If you had a way to accumulate some some cash, you could deal with these hiccups if they happen.

As soon as there is a minor hiccup in the economy, they will take a massive hit because they have not built their business for sustainability.

I doubt it's that long or that expensive in OKC but it's likely also not instant or free.Now, let's say you do go through this process and work through the hiccups, bumps, frustrations, etc.  

Had a couple of hiccups, but took one project at the time.

And in most cases my partner and I invest our own money along side the limited partners.Despite all this, it is reasonable to expect that given a sufficient sample size the following will occur(1) A certain percentage of loans will become "problems" with periods of late payments and defaults(2) A certain number of these problem loans will result in foreclosure filing(3) A certain number of these foreclosure filings will result in the lenders obtaining ownership of the property through foreclosure(4) In a small percentage of (3) above the lenders will end up incurring a windfall profit.

Being that the financial markets are so intertwined... he's saying that if China takes a dip, we take a dip right along side them, here in the USA. 2.

The only hiccup is that they have to have Sec. 42 housing available to get tax credits and preserve a bunch of the building to get the historic tax credits.