Rich,LOL :lol: - That's what I read too, and it sure is written there plain as day as you can see in the quote above.I'd safely venture to say that almost all humans would say this statement fits them too, if they're being honest that is.

I have the feeling it will be fairly involved (and ex$pensive) but my family will be a part of the venture and co-owners.

I don't want to venture too much out of my area of knowledge.

Better know what you're doing before you venture off in this arena, IMO.

Talents: We have done some remodeling on two of the three houses we've owned, with the largest projects being a new roof (self installed) and taking down a major load bearing wall (also DIY with advice of structural engineer).

If you need to have motivational materials to keep your interest and drive, it may be time for a new venture.

I am venturing into the commercial market, as the owner of the building my business is in wants to sell it - See my other post in "Make Deals....."

I would venture to guess that most started out with very little and built what they are from that.

Now we have a new business together and want to move this property to name of the new business (C-corp) so we can obtain some financing for our new venture.

Here's a teen who built a nuclear reactor in his basement for $3500:[url]http://www.popsci.com/diy/article/2007-03/popsci-videoteen-builds-basement-nuclear-reactorNo time to chat, I'm off to Radio Shack.......