- while an excellent goal in itself -  is often sensed by those around us as a negative.I love your energy and sense of confidence - and challenge you to consider REI as a team sport - whoever collaborates best....wins.An old Japanese proverb says "The quickest way to the finish line....is to take the detour."

I am laughable at golf but enjoy the sport and would love to connect with other investors in SoCal.

I'm young, and so I naturally want to "live it up" and be close to my friends and family, engage in outside sports where the weather calls for it, take day trips to the beach once again etc..

Athletes for fall sports, at least at my college are required to be on campus before the start of our fall quarter to attend practices and such.

It's about meeting and talking to others, like at your school or sports events.Imagine your mom and dad have friends, and some of them are doctors, teachers, or builders.

Greenville NC is East from Raleigh, on the way to the beach, and sports some of the more active night life of NC.

Here are some tips that might help you as a young investor:Build Your Network: Real estate investing is a team sport, so it's important to start building your network of professionals who can help you achieve your goals.

I firmly believe REI is a great path to financial freedom.That aside, this business is a team sport as others have said here.

It's a bit like practicing your favorite sport.

Cleveland offers ana amazing coastal community, fairly resistant to natural disaster, home to more than a dozen fortune 500 companies, second largest theatre district in the country, fourth best symphony in the world, world renowned chefs like Michael Simon, (3) major sports teams, one of the worlds largest fresh water reserves, rock & roll hall of fame, amazing art scene .... much more....Welcome to CLE!