About all you have ruled out is the Smart car and the exotic sports car.

Sucking at finding deals is a fixable problem if you are willing to work at it, but real estate is a contact sport.

There is a meet up tonight at  Billy's Sports Bar tonight located on 161 st between Jerome and Gerard, it is $10.

Business is a team sport and I want to recruit the best to work with :)  Thank you for the encouragement.

I am enthusiastic member of the community, and enjoy tennis, yoga, water sports activities, and showing clients the best Miami has to offer.

I already own a sports league here in Dover that is doing very well so I am quite familiar with the many specifics of business.

I met with Memphis Invest team before but I couldn't get the numbers to work with my assumptions.I think Mike D'arrigo of Pinnacle investment has properties in KC.

The home is in an area that is not a vacation destination however there are large sports complexes nearby for kids baseball and soccer activities.

Currently I work in state government and own a recreational sports facility. 

I feel the same way about everyone I meet and talk to.I can tell you, with the exception of the sports cars I dreamed of having (I grew out of that BS), I’ve accomplished 100% of the things on that list.I didn’t realize I had done it until last year (20 years later), but I had completed everything on that list within 11 years.So, not to get overly personal, but I think if I provide some context, it may help.I put on the list things like: Make $100,000 per year income.Own and run my own successful business.Own my own nice and expensive home, at least 4 BRs on an acre of land.Have a new car every four years.