You can play this game as a individual or team sport.2) Research the heck out of the industry and make sure it's where you want to invest.

My hobbies are anything to do with sports and the outdoors such as baseball, football, golf, snowboarding, off-roading, and hiking with my dog.

Here are a few of my questions:My criteria for purchase would be lake-front, all-sports lake, minimum of 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.

I stumbled across several lots in rural Michigan (near Alpena) across the street from Lake Huron and down the road from another large sports lake, that are priced around $1,500.

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

I don't want yachts or sports cars, or even to quit my job. 

Auctions are a spectator sport, spend sometime watching and learning.Beginners who think they understand the auction process will lose in a big way when they don't know how to do their due diligence.You have to ensure you are buying the first position lien.

Shopping center and stores being developed as well as a GIANT sports complex that supposedly is going to have a minor league baseball team.

It's a wonderful city with great sporting teams (MLS, MLB, NFL) and I think it's only getting better.

@Tyler HayleyHi Tyler, I have met people from 21 to 85 who do this.The bigger property deals seem to be a lot of 40+ years (Gen-X and Boomers).And a lot of times the bigger deals are a team sport having a mix of ages.If you're talking about race, I see people of all races doing this (Never met an Eskimo doing this though--but I suppose they do--you're in Canada, ever seen a multi-family igloo ???).