Welcome @JoshuaI suggest you give the local REIA another shot if you just went to one meeting.Your observation that no one is willing to share information unless they get something out of it is a little premature.

Since you're still learning the basics, it's incredibly premature to leave a steady paycheck.REI is a marathon, not a sprint.

So my numbers may be a bit premature.

Mind you, this is very premature, these are just the first few things that quickly popped into my mind.

We were still in phase 3 at that point, and prices didn't peak until May of 2007, even though volume started falling in November 2005 (which combined with the fact every buyer I sold to was using a pay option arm was enough to spook me).Given that we have not yet seen a similar decline in volume, and  since it took 18 months from volume declining in earnest to the market top, I think there is a good chance to think calling a top now >might< be a little premature.

I meant to edit but the message was sent prematurely.

The only time I may ask prematurely is if I'm short on time.

Either I need to work more for a short period of time, or delegate more (a bit prematurely) so that I can develop the business better rather than manage it.Thank you much for your input.

Determining market demand based on a 200 mailer campaign response rate is way way premature. 

(b) Pay the landlord for all rent in arrearage under the rental agreement, rent due for premature termination of the rental agreement by the tenant and for utility bills not paid by the tenant.Hope that helps!