Anyway that’s my four pennies worth but please take particular notice of the last paragraph under ONSHORE/OFFSHORE that would work very well with this as for each idea that is brought to the board and passed could be put out to the investors and they could decide if they want in on that investment or not and then the profits from that are ring fenced from the other investor cells.Oh and one other thing.Josh Green Excuses are for losers, Winners don't need them!

., revive a corpse), environmentalist expect "green laws" (increased energy costs), the unemployed expect health care and extended benefits (entitlement, "it's my right"), the minorities expect enhanced affirmative action plans (ignoring a competitive global job market), and the average American consumer wants to continue to live an unrealistic lifestyle, given the level of global job competitiveness and increasing amounts of debt incurred by both consumers and our government (i.e., I deserve my father's lifestyle).

She's stressed out that she's worried the bank will confiscate her retirement money because she's losing her home to foreclosure.Anyone ever crossed this bridge before and know what the legal scoop is regarding this?

Originally posted by Josh Green: conservative does not equal christian.

The problem is that you'll run out of ability to get conventional mortgages at some point, and you'll still have to find partners, or other types of loans to keep moving.... cross that bridge when you get to it. 

There will never be a time when it's all green lights.  

After a rocky first 2 weeks, all seems to be fine.Keeping my fingers crossed.....

@James Green  I don't think any state will get bothered by a one off deal..

Phase 2 ( in green ) will include completely renovating the full bathroom and kitchen, and add another ½ bathroom and another bedroom to the second floor.

If I want the same US mortgage deals that you guys can get, is it enough for me to become a permanent resident, holding a green card, or do I have to be a US citizen?