It shows a graph of low, medium and high prices.

Why do you to close on the 15th, if you haven't identified anything then you've missed the first milestone of a 1031.

That is a milestone, they were the 10th PM company I have fired in the past 8 years.

There are many options and its really a matter of understanding the costs and hurdles to each so that you know going into the deal exactly how to hit all of your milestones. 

In such a short amount of time we have already passed a 20% mortgage milestone we had set. 

Then, turn around, and just follow the bread crumbs by inserting specific strategies for each step you "plan out" back to the Financial Goals you established from the start.Break down the individual goals into groups of achievable Milestones. 

Until property values and the long term, inflation driven trend line match up.Have a look at this graph of MO farm land prices: http://agebb.missouri.edu/mgt/landsurv/07landgraph.htm Notice from the peak in 1981 it took until 1997, 16 years, for prices to come back up to that value.

Since we're all sharing our graphs.

Kudos Joshua -One of my partners is a web designer / IT guy, and from hanging out with him it's clear you've hit a major milestone.

I view the RE market as a place with a lot of opportunities in the near term, and I think that the opportunities are just likely to get better as capital mkts events unfold (I saw a graph somewhere of Subprime > Alt-A / Opt.