As a newbie I would love to say that I'm not terrified by the mountain that seem to loom in front of me as a 19 yr old college student who is currently fighting to pay down federal loans that are accruing, but what I can see from re-reading this forum is getting a mentor is important for success.

He had been a lineman for the telegraph company in the mountain mining camps of Utah and a part time gunsmith in his youth and said learn to use the rifle, shotguns are for people that can't hit the side of a barn.

But from what I've seen, the atmosphere is very cordial, open and laid back.

Located in the Rocky Mountains' front yard, one of the best places in the country.

Investment Info:

Townhouse fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $94,000

Cash invested: $43,000

Sale price: $186,000

Bought this townhome from a wholesaler. The property came with a tenant i...

A little about me:  I love camping (well, Glamping if I'm being honest - we camp in a Northern Lite RV), mountain biking (which I'm not very good at but I love the challenge), and Star Trek in all it's various iterations. 

Just seems like a mountain of debt.

They just need to get enough capital raised to break ground and get moving.The project is an "Outdoor Adventure Resort with consists of 600 Lodges, 100 Key Condos, 200 Room Hotel, Ski Slope, Surf Pool, Zip Lines, ATV/Mountain Bike Trails, Canyoning, Hiking, 50,000 sqft Plaza with Tropical Pool and lots more on 310 acres adjacent to Mt Zion National Park".Message me if you might be interested in learning more.  

What striked almost immediately was the atmosphere in the room: everyone was super friendly, willing to help one another, people were actually smiling, willingly sharing their challenges, and making suggestions to one another as to how to overcome such challenges. 

In WA I am considered their creditor and they'd have to take me to court to dispute it, which considering the mountains of evidence I had against them, they were unlikely to do.