Of course, all of this assumes that you have the financial discipline to stick with the plan and not blow the account on a nice new sports car or something like that ... if this is not the case and you do not have this discipline, then you probably should not be investing in RE in the first place.

You already have some experience and with additional effort, will quickly climb the REI ladder to its pinnacle.

Who can get the biggest laughs at the sports bar?

More specifically, the plan is to buy a Seawind 1190 Sport catamaran and name it something cheeky or profoundly meaningful.

Take a sports analogy...

My little sport trak would love you to find a solution.Thanks for the early morning giggle by the way.

Not sure what the show is called.When she is not in town, I only watch sports.

My background is in sports marketing, but I've always had an interest in real estate--even as a young kid.

He wasn't best pleased when he found the window open one day either (although by now - this was sport).One day, he popped into our office, and put a thermometer on the wall.

I've purchased a small lot in a single family zoned neighborhood in Southtown San Antonio right next to the highway interchange offramp and a high school sports field to develop it as a rental or sale lot.