Since you want to own an NBA team I'll try and use some horrible basketball analogies.

Hardest part is setting your demographics, for me it's fairly easy because I lease to college students so I send these boosted posts to newsfeeds of people who like pages such as USF College of business, USF, USF Basketball, etc...Usually get 2-3,000 views and between 50-100 clicks through to our website.

I want to slamdunk a basketball, but I would happy to just get a layup :-) I suggest to people that you come up with one or two that are non-negotiables that must be in the deal and those should be aligned with your strategy to get you to your end goal the other things are gravy and are just pluses and don’t try to get everything at once in one deal.

But a lot are greater than or equal to the Heights which is a very, very good area in Houston.The mall I went to was The Highlight at Houston Center. near the big green area, ice skating rink, and basketball center. 

Sister in law is from Maple Grove, and we're always up there in Chanhassen, Chaska, Bloomington etc for my daughter's AAU basketball.  

Looking to get out of Brandon Turner's "Analysis Paralysis" coined term and really get going in the RE investing world.A little about me is I have been a RE broker for over 3 yrs now,(after ending a career in basketball), experience in both residential and most recently past yr. have been with a commercial firm.

I’m certainly open to taking less of a cut in a deal if it’s going to get me started in the game/real experience.

I love to play dominoes, spades, basketball, pool, volleyball and softball.

I'm afraid to go to the REIA meeting, afraid I'd hit the roof or blow up, but it is great to get to know who is in the game, RE is social, very social here.

I've missed the last couple because I coach collegiate women's basketball and we've had away games the last month.