Fortunately, in our network, we have gained recent access to a large USA-based investment fund that is investing in large-scale development projects.

I'd love to search the site and educate myself, but unfortunately (or fortunately), I've gotten myself in a situation that needs immediate attention.Very briefly, I live in a relatively pricey housing market and have been renting for the past two years with my wife.

Fortunately, I have my own money so bank financing costs don't factor in for me, other than the time-value of the money tied up during the process.

Because I wanted them to share in my good fortune.

As for me, I was fortunate enough to buy a condo (to live in) well under market value when I moved to Atlanta a little over two years ago and after about $6,000 in improvements, I've already seen quite a return on my investment.If I end up staying in Atlanta, I'm planning to sell or refi the condo I'm currently living in to purchase additional real estate and become an active investor.

Fortune smiled on me and I got connected with a power hitter of a real estate agent who spent some time with me and put me on the right track.

Fortunately I'm sitting on a decent pile of cash with which to take advantage of this herd being led to slaughter-I mean getting thinned out!

A big company will accomodate you and leaves you with no worries for when one of your properties falls through.Good luck and best fortune to all

Fortunately, this is infrequent, but it does happen.

then again, i'm sure large fortunes have been made on this type of investing, but the day i try it is the day the market tanks.