I graduated from UNLV in 2002 with an education degree while playing on the Basketball team.  

My perspective is that if "real estate" is a sport then I'd argue something like managing $800/month units is basketball and $400/month units is football.

We also have no other debt except the mortgages and we both have graduate degrees (thanks to basketball scholarships) so this is something we can really be adding money to.

I haven't gone to a bank yet, but am wondering for those warriors out there in the market buying flips, how little are you putting down with traditional loans?

People are on vacation, they are having fun, they aren't thinking about the neighbor who has to get up to work the next morning, or the senior who want's to hear the birds in the morning, not a basketball at 7am or the crew arriving home at midnight.   

Ive heard good things about Sacramento too...If I hadn't trashed my knees playing basketball, I'd come run for dollars sometime. :)

After all the excitement from the Warriors/ Cavs game, I was beat!

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

The Golden State Warriors are playing some good ball right now but let's be real, Cleveland is taking home the title this year.

I started my career in 2012 after retiring from European Professional Basketball.