Hey guys,I'm 25 from Sydney, completed my Bachelor of Exercise Science (Sport and Exercise) and currently undertaking a postgraduate degree, Masters of Strength and Conditioning.

Typically, high-risk trades that are almost akin to gambling fall under the umbrella of speculation, whereas lower-risk investments based on fundamentals and analysis fall into the category of investing.

This is a bit of a gamble though.

Real Estate investing is a full time sport with the potential for catastrophic financial risk.

If you were in the area or if you have someone that really knows the market in the area you could take that gamble and it may pay off but just as easily it could leave you selling for half of what you purchased it for in 5 years.Now my final disclosure, BEFORE YOU BUY ANYTHING in Port Huron you need to go read the new zoning rules that the local government has passed that no longer allows rentals in certain neighborhoods as well as the landlording regulations that require rental certificates and inspections.I do want to let you know that when I started investing in Port Huron in '09 I had hoped to buy bad houses in the Hospital / College area, fix them up and rent them to stabilize that community.

If you walked up to Michael Jordan and said, "I want to be learn sports" he would walk away.

I host a monthly BP investor meet up once a month its Nov 29th at 6p Kickin Mule Sports bar in west Sac would love to have ya!!

Do you know why they might have thrown a good pair of sports shoes up on a power line---things like that.Just my 2 Cents.Know your demographic....understand what they want, and what they don't want..

This business is a team sport (as are all real businesses or serious endeavors) and it's all about identifying the pieces of the puzzle and taking the correct amount of action to put those pieces in place. 

As many say about it, it is a team sport and you need a team of professionals who are experienced in commercial real estate themselves to guide you along.