Only the top 1% of athletes make it to the professional leagues.

Our area most realtors have MBA often Ivy League, brokers have JD, or PhD.

Are you suggesting we should ban our renters from parking cars on the property or owning a shovel, golf clubs, steak knives, baseball bats, hammers, etc?

I also play baseball in the Angels organization so I will be gone from March-September so I would guess I'd be able to rent it out while I am gone so I just wanted to add that just incase it provided any other useful information.

I used to collect things when I was a kid: baseball cards, coins, lots of other things. 

Inspiring, thank you.And @Jay Hinrichs I am not remotely close to being in your league (And doubt I ever will even if our STVR empire grows exponentially), but I follow your comments and advice and use it as ground zero for common sense. 

I’m not a baseball guy, but I’m going to try an analogy anyway!

Again, its an Ivy league college town so don't anticipate the school going anywhere.

There are repercussions to all actions, including refusing to pay your bills.I'd like to personally write this information on a baseball bat and swing it at some folks' head, because I believe that's what its going to take to get it through their thick skulls.

Skip breakfast daily (work yourself up gradually) and when you’re ready to get to the big leagues, attempt to fast for an entire day (no breakfast, lunch or dinner)For all the health benefits under the sun that come with fasting, see Dr.