I am just an average Joe but people most definitely love their sports.

I enjoy crossfit and pretty much anything to do with sports.

It became a methodical system that I eventually turned into a niche business back in 2003/2004 (what some people call "turnkey" investing today).It's a "team sport" as Robert Kiyosaki likes to say.

The only issue is I dont think he is that much into sports and he hasnt played for awhile, he would probably have to go over the rules of baseball again lol.Sounds interesting though, if he were interested in this route, where would one go to find more information and or openings?

His tone went from indignant officer to long time friend in just a 10 minute call.Some of my past stories: Making friends with the head of University (most hated) parking who ordered my car to be towed.. to where he now invites me over during work hours and buys me food at sporting events.

In other words, dress like the indigenous population and leave the sports car at home!

Some people are willing to find vulnerable people and exploit them just so they can buy a faster sports car or a new Rolex, it is sad but true.

My partner in the bicycle / sporting goods business pushed for us to get into real estate for long term wealth and cash flow.

However, these almost always require some rehab and turnaround efforts, which seem a bit of a stretch for beginners.Properties that are humming along well already are NOT bargain priced, sporting single digit cap rates typically, and that kind of return doesn't excite me too much.Please describe a typical deal that you are seeing that would work.

I drive a '70 Super Sport Chevelle daily (not my car) and I am going to be picking up a '71 Chevelle hopefully this weekend.