During times like these there is generally a "flight to safety" and the young, vibrant, entrepreneurial ventures are shunned for stable cash flows.

Am I the only one that has these crazy anxieties during a new investment venture?

Things are pretty stable when you don't venture outside of the flip business, but what happens when you attempt to look at tax liens, note investments, etc.?

I do have investing experience in other fields though which include stocks, mutual fund and online ventures.

Unfortunately, when the sub-prime crisis happened, the mortgage lender had to shut down operations - so I was out of a job.This has led to my new venture, where I'm hoping that social lending is going to help get us out of this recession.

I am a web developer and know a lot about that, but when it comes to this new real estate venture... it's this whole new world to me.I am hoping to get a lot of useful information here that will help me get started and continue to help me grow.

So I wish you the best on your venture.

I could exercise it, but since he is working on a home with profits over $250K I don't want the smaller venture to negatively impact the larger venture.

Venture Capitalists will still able to bring in seeded money at least for months.         

If she's not interested in getting into yet another venture, it may be because she doesn't have the mental capacity.