I played D1 football but wasn't talented enough to make it to the big leagues.

They said Jay Shafer has sold the Tiny House business to Champion Homes (large producer of manufactured homes) and he now focuses on designing/building structures around 800 sq. ft.

In Denver our team is the Gaels and they like to bring out a few natives during the Summer league to play and help the team at nationals.

HI all,Diane from Denver and I'm engaging in my first investment property, and am feeling waaay out of my league.  

I live in the Bay Area and have a vacation rental in Portland Oregon, and so while I have some competition, I believe Portland is minor league compared to Naples, that being said, here are my thoughts:First, you have to make a decision what your goals are for your vacation rental and decide how much time and effort you are willing to put into the marketing and managing of the the home.

It's sad to see so many young athletes blow through millions of dollars when they make it to the big leagues.

PS I will be in Cleveland on the 26th 27th checking out the deals we bought.. since I have never been there I thought I better put some eyeballs on it.. .closed two this week again... so looks like still plenty to go around.. won't ever be in your league but am excited to check out the city.

I bought my first house right before turning 30 and thought I had made it to the big leagues.

Hey Jake,I found this next Tuesday in League City.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/585523-tx-realty-club-july-social

There is also one at La Brisa in League City on Tues, hosted by Robin Williams of Keller Realty. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/51...You can set up a keyword alert for "Houston" and "meet" to find more meetings.