It may be worth it for appreciation, but remember back in 2006 when LA real estate was a sport, but then dropped 30%?

For example: Necessities - Mortgage, Insurance, Gas, etc; Play - Dining Out, Entertainment, Concerts/Sporting Events, etc; Investments - Property Purchas Fund, Whole Life Policy, Stocks, etc. 

If one needs an expensive hobby, have kids play a sport/dance, buy a horse, or a dirt track race car. 

& football is a sport that you really only get to really do when you're younger. don't see many 50 year old guys putting on the pads.

The new e-sports arena might flourish....then again, it is a physical place and not a virtual place....so I'm not sure.  

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. 

I read the BRRRR books and had to be out of state.My strategy was to essentially "build up to" a BRRRR.The first home we bought was a turn key property from @Mike D'Arrigo company Pinnacle Investment Properties.

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?