Most of my relatives had never owned more than a trailer home on a rented lot, and none of my peers owned a house, so I thought I had hit the big leagues. 5 years later, I had saved up $7,000 and read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, which motivated me to purchase an investment property.

As a STR, it's very popular in the Spring, Summer and Fall, and major holidays.Scottsdale: Everything but the nature experience of Sedona (There are some nature trails in the Phx/Scottsdale area, but not in the same league as Sedona- and definitely not as beautiful).

I’d throw them a going away party big league

I am in a league of my own.My tenants are the winners and they know it, too.

I've put one out before, so even though these projects are way out of my league, I'm gaining experience and knowledge of what the city wants, and I'm naive or driven enough to keep working them.  

It's literally the difference between hiring a little league coach  and a major league coach when it comes to residential property management.

Hey all,I know a re-development/purpose of a building is a little out of my league right now but I was thinking about the overall deal and it seems like I am still net+ cashflow even at closing, until I get some more experience under my belt and maybe can partner with someone.Details:$220K 10,000sqft building currently rented tripleNNN for $26K/yr.Here is the pitch: " At $21.45 PSF, this property represents a potential re-development opportunity.

But recommending new people step up to the plate in a major league park with out so much as a warmup swing or practice round puts them at risk.

I have a real estate business and wanted to get some advice on a current situation.Can my real estate business sponsor a team in an adult flag football league?  

. $ is split with their league members.