It became a methodical system that I eventually turned into a niche business back in 2003/2004 (what some people call "turnkey" investing today).It's a "team sport" as Robert Kiyosaki likes to say.

I once borrowed from him where he made me sign a statement (one of 100 statements) that said if I gambled away the loan funds in Vegas that I was still obligated to pay him back.

I really haven't researched this very much, but I would think that although the first car may be available in 2020, the actual infrastructure to operate a whole countrywide network of automated cars is much farther down the road.And like others have commented, I would be reluctant to give up my sports car.

My partner in the bicycle / sporting goods business pushed for us to get into real estate for long term wealth and cash flow.

I did some research for a client of mine regarding a raffle of cosmetic surgery and raffles appear to be gambling (at least in the state he wanted to do it).It may be different if you were doing it for charity -- as in, all proceeds go to the charity and no one profits from it.

The only issue is I dont think he is that much into sports and he hasnt played for awhile, he would probably have to go over the rules of baseball again lol.Sounds interesting though, if he were interested in this route, where would one go to find more information and or openings?

I'm interested in investing, not gambling, so I'll stick to reading until I'm ready.

Joe Liu What a great idea about the sports schedules!

I cant stand basketball, so I'm countering with a little sport I like... :-)

I would feel trapped in  my home (cash poor) and feel like I was gambling on appreciation but I am a chicken by nature .