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Michael Seeker
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How to own 6,000 units by 38

Michael Seeker
  • Investor
  • Louisville and Memphis, TN
Posted

...just play third base for the Yankees:

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2013/12/alex-rodriguez-miami-condo-sale-yankees/

I love seeing pro athletes invest their money wisely instead of blowing it all while they're stars, only to end up broke in retirement.

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Jacob A.
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Jacob A.
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Sounds like he pumped those properties full of steroids! Heyooooo, too soon?

I kid, I kid it's refreshing to see this. While he clearly is not a role model on the baseball field because of his mistakes, he definitely is one off of it.

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