IF real estate transactions were as simple as buying a gallon of milk at the store, I'm sure my job would have been phased out decades ago.

Once there were enough committed investors, they went ahead with finalizing the company formation, collecting the money, and closing on the purchase and the loan.It was something like three months from the time they started talking with investors until the deal actually closed.They had some cash out of pocket in the initial phase, but this was reimbursed out of the company funds once the deal closed.

I am in discovery phase right now, but plan on starting a large investment group in late 2009.

My partners and I are just finishing up the education phase of the trip.

apart from that.. financial freedom.. it'd be nice to be finished with that phase of life.. but really its just to surf. lol .. dont get me wrong though.. i love REI... i'm definitely not in it only for the money.. i'm sure i'll always have that urge for wanting to invest in property... it kinda just becomes ingrained in you.

So I am going with anything completely out of phase with the current administration.

They make their profit when you start buying all the tape, rollers, trays, brushes, handles, scrapers, sand paper, buckets, screens and new fangled gadgetry along with a host of other products that may be required to finish all phases of the job at hand.Has anyone ever told you that?

He got in on the first phase of construction, and they're now finishing their final 4th phase.

When Countrywide and Ameriquest were punished, it did not phase them at all.

Are you just in the learning phase of investing right now?