So many people treat it like a hobby, where they look for or do deals whenever they feel up to it and that won't work long term or lead to success. 

I'm a Rich CALPERS Millionaire Retiree. but I own a 39 unit apartment complex "hobby" which I spend about 2 hours per week keeping track of.

The Triangle offers a great quality of life, no matter your hobbies or interests. 

Now on to his next lease violation which is tracking grease into the house from his “hobby” of motorcycle repair.

I know the fishing and crabbing is good which is a hobby I wish I did more of but has nothing to do with the investment thesis.

@Steven Coppola @Chris Purcell@Chris Purcell has a point @Steven Coppola, you need to get a hobby man.

I'm an assistant director, RE is my side hustle/hobby (though those lines are rapidly becoming blurred!).  

I can't really do the outdoor hobbies I enjoy here so other than working on my fitness and being good at my job is really my only option.

I'm an Iowan who has found his way to Tokyo, Japan to work as a programmer.Although I truly enjoy programming as a profession, my real dream is to become a full-time investor and continue programming as a hobby. 

I'm starting to lean towards this having enough problems that despite the massive monthly cost savings, this program just is not consistent and reliable enough if this is your business instead of a hobby.