You can usually find a route to put in duct work or perhaps build runs on ceiling or walls that look nice and hide the ducts.

I am currently in the rehab phase of one right now.

Especially in phase one start ups of developments as lot prices increase as the development matures.

We're currently still in the education phase of our investing career and are reading books, blogs and listening to the podcast every day on our way to work. 

We're in a transition phase right now, and while forming the trust seems easy, actually making sure you transfer the assets into it is key, so we're waiting until we get settled and make sure we do it correctly.  

This is still in the idea phase, working through the numbers/meetings now.

They invest in deals and very few investors are big enough to produce market average returns.Like small companies who are in a growth phase even when the DOW 30 companies are suffering.Originally posted by "homesweethome":BTW Merrill Lynch took another huge hit due to the subprime mess after previously writing down assets.

These people are a pain in the arse, get a good Eviromental company to do your Phase 1 and any permiting you might have to do for stream crossings, wetland compensation, ect.

They have a monthly event referred to as a "field trip" where they take members (especially new investors) out to actual rehab jobs and its a day long experience that investors are exposed to the step-by-step processes of rehabbing a property and also what happens during the contractual phase and closing issues.

A little about me, my name is whitney( yes i know, love my mom anyway lol) and im a former marine who now lives in Hawaii and am looking to start the next phase of my life as a REI.