Hi everyone,As my other part-time job (sport-based) does not seem like it will be happening this year, I'm looking to get a part-time job in real estate as I continue to learn before investing myself.

Building a real estate portfolio, while playing a professional sport is a great idea man.

REI is a team sport, and you want a good team.If you have a solid attorney, at least get in a good consultation. 

hello BP family,i just bought my 1st multi unit property in los angeles last july and currently have a young couple living in the back unit. the couple has not been able to pay april and may rent due to covid-19. i've been very open with them and have tried to promote open communication in regards to setting up a plan on getting the rent paid but all they say is "we can't pay rent right now" mind you they never gave me a letter stating this, or any other forewarning. i also noticed that they just bought a new suv and sports bike which has me scratching my head. i know that at the moment landlords have their hands tied, but is there anything else i can do?

Large multifamily real estate is a team sport, no ones takes down 100+ unit properties alone.

Having an ‘only’, team sports are very important for her development to me.

I don't have to look.I know what spring prices look like vs winter.The main variables for me are events like a fishing tournament that drive demand.

I like boxing, watching sports (go 49ers and Warriors), and DoorDashing on the side.I started my financial freedom journey by reading Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Property managers are great later on when you have multiple properties as they can take some of the grind out of the sport, freeing up your time and head space for other matters. 

Close to Medical Campus, Arizona State Univ and pro sports arenas How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?