Coeur d’Alene is also a popular second-home and luxury market owing to the area’s natural beauty and access to outdoor activities, such as skiing and water sports.

Also heard about one that will be used to stop scalping of sports tickets, etc. which to me if there's an actual practical value makes a lot of practical sense. 

@Adam Webb  IMHO-I think the biggest difference is that it becomes more and more a team sport. 

We are blessed with active arts and sports communities, and several good colleges.

Any industry is saturated if you look at it – hundreds of thousands of people got into real estate, stocks, sports, teaching, investing, crypto, writing books, etc, before you did.

The others came from the regular sale of the properties.I would just like to say thank you to the BP community for all of your support over the years through posting in the forums and answering my questions, through creating a place where we could post our monthly meetups, and for making it easy to network and build relationships that have lead to finding many private money lenders.Real estate truly is a team sport and BiggerPockets is a great forum to help build that team.

I could live off my worth for significantly longer than I can live… especially with how cheap I am 🤪 I’m just in it for the sport now anyways.

Hi guys, I'm looking at purchasing a duplex from an old sports teammate of mine.

If you walked up to Michael Jordan and said, "I want to be learn sports" he would walk away.

Developing is a real team sport, contractors, gc, trades, zoning attorneys, capital management, sales people, leasing agents, ect.