I agree with the baseball and marathon metaphors. 

The panels are very resilient to hail which is covered by my home owner’s insurance if one were to break (they very rarely do, we get baseball-sized hail here in the Front Range of CO fairly often and I’ve only seen a few ever break).

I am 23 years old and I play baseball in the New York Yankees organization.

Clouding ones title is a BUSH league move..

I'm the guy who found a Mickey Mantle baseball card behind a staircase I was demo ing!!! 

There is "no crying in baseball", and there are no credits given in a lease option.Now, if they want to buy the property and they have money for a DP, then have them do a Land Contract with you.

During my average D1 college baseball career, I took a huge interest in investing in stocks/real estate and acquired a couple degrees in Economics and Entrepreneurial Studies with a minor in Marketing.I also love to golf down here in Arizona so let's meet up on the course if anyone wants to connect!

I love sports, hockey and baseball.

The best hitters at the professional level of baseball average 3/10. 

On the passive side: REIT, NNN, joining SyndicationsIn the middle (not passive, but attempt to minimize the work): turnkey, multifamily with a PM, SFR with PMLabor intensive: notes, self managed buy n hold RE Most labor intensive but opportunity for highest returns: Value adds, BRRRR, wholesale, being the syndicator, being the developer, flips.The last category requires work, but can produce returns in a different league than the stock market.