REI is his hobby, not his passion.

Annex into a nearby city, subdivide into hobby ranch parcels, change zoning from agriculture to residential.

But my guess is you may be likely to just do it on the side like a hobby as I'm not really detecting the passion you would need to do it full-time as a career.

Right now I label myself as a hobby investor.

I'm new to BiggerPockets and starting my hobby/career in real estate investing.

Our goal is to use our cash flow to retire early and enjoy our hobbies no matter the money making potential.This is a great site because there are tons of different "Strategies".

I write/edit/mix music as a hobby, so I might hit you up with your DJ thing...Cheers!

IF you are treating this as a hobby, then disregard this entire post..lolK.I.S.S. coupled with TEAM, Knowledge and Time are the keys to your success!

Those who prefer to do it this way are typically part timers and one off's (meaning they only flip one property in a year or two) which is more like a hobby than a career/business.The second school of thought on this (which is my preference) is to hire out these labor tasks to those with experience.

He'll fall for her and the next thing you know, he'll be marrying her and buying a ridiculously expensive "starter house" with a fat mortgage.And then come the kids, and the next thing you know, of course they have to get an even BIGGER house, and new cars every three years ("for the safety for the kids" of course).They'll end up with a truly insane mortgage they can barely pay with nothing left over for pity's sake and he'll spend the next twenty years trying to pay it down while raising kids who have to wear designer clothes and have expensive hobbies.