I just want to know the plan of attack if that were to happen, rather than wait until I am waist-deep in it.I appreciate your input and will discuss with my attorney the best way to draft it based on some of your ideas.Thanks again!

I must say that I am growing very eager to step out take my shoes off and get my feet wet, however I don't want to rush into anything without my ducks lined up.The plans I have in mind that I think would allow me to step out and make things happen:Plan: bird-dogging for other investors in the area-save cash- get HML loan and acquire property-do 1st flip (if I start now I should be able to have this done by the end of the year or beginning of next year)Plan: become an assistant to an experienced investor and trade my clerical experience, critical thinking/problem solving skills, etc in return for on the job learningI was also thinking about wholesaling, but I am just learning how that worksAm I thinking the correct way as far as getting my feet in the shallow end and eventually wading out to the deep end?

I would dig a hole about 3' deep and 2' in diameter down there.  

Take a deep breath my brother and develop your war plan. . .it starts with your business plan:http://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investing/business-planBe well and much good luck in your journey!

Yes, I do rain on parades, generally because everyone wants to dive in the deep end with the sharks when they should be in the shallows wearing a life vest.

It's a 60/40 sink where the larger bowl is very deep.

He probably would have made more money and I could have had the breathing room I needed.

I have a deep burning passion for this business, I work every single day towards it, I work full time in Medical IT, and I enjoy my family.

It's a very specialized niche for those with really deep pockets.

The ditch was only 3 feet deep but I didn't know that until I managed to break my window and get the door open once the pressure released.