(This can be seen from as early as kindergarten, where I took all of the cokes from my parents refrigerator and went door to door in the apartment complex selling them, 1st grade when I sold all of my school supplies in class so that I could buy a toy that I wanted, and even in high school when, due to the fact that I couldn't afford a paintball gun that I really wanted, I build a paintball club signup notebook complete with maps and rank structure and handed it to one of the most popular kids in school to get people to sign up for a small fee, would have worked if my mom hadn't found the notebook at home and got a little suspicious to say the least.)  

Watch for partners with access to investor funds living above their means – buying fancy toys, taking extravagant vacations, holding lavish parties, etc.3.

I own a co-op as my primary residence and have toyed with the idea of house hacking but I really like where I live and would have to move to a little rough area to make the numbers work, which I decided against.  

Had outgrown the home years ago but kept buying more furniture, kids toys, etc.  

I've been toying with the idea of going with a turnkey myself in the future.

I know one person who took out a HELOC to reinvest, and ended up buying some big toys, paying for travel and other things, and now the house is underwater with no income to show for it.  

When I think hobby I picture toys and pass-times.

Toys are fun.

I'm also toying with the idea of using a Google Forms intake form of sorts to send out initially as my first filter.

Get well, and keep those toys of yours in good condition!