Thats way out of my league - when you start talking million dollar deals and apartment complexes. 

I went to a private Ivy League type prep school for eleven years, got completely sick of the politics (yes, there're plenty of politics in those types of schools, believe it or not), and joined the Army.

I think that would be leagues better than walking away.

Then you reach the min. 1 million mark that bars most people from buying in that league.

This is out of my league to make money, so if you want to take a look to help these people, I will just pay it forward.

As a Minor Leaguer, my/our wages are nowhere near enough to put away in savings as I must feed myself at fast food restaurants (the beauty of a minor league baseball player).

Don't hesitate to ask me questions (admittedly - very little experience and not in the same league as other investors on this page).

My situation: I'm currently a minor league baseball player - look up our average income and you'll be severely disappointed - and I am looking to begin purchasing homes between $30-$60k.  

Still think that more people should, at least, put in some effort before going to a place of worship (not that it makes any difference…).You also don’t dress up because you are in a different league – experience, volume/size of transactions and presence in the market place.

Bob DobbsCapitol Homes Real Estate (Licensed Florida Real Estate Professional)Land Rescue League Trust (Settlor and Trustee)Land Rescue League, LLC (Managing Member)The Renaissance Trust (Settlor and Trustee)