I pay people to run a summer camp in my area, flip surfboards on Craigslist for fun (I now get to buy a lot more surfboards because of this), and we are now renting out our RV.

My dream property is a property I own in Costa Rica, which is a 2 bed/1 bath on 13,000 square feet of land within 60 seconds walk to a surfing beach, in a small beach town of 500 people, located 25 minutes drive from a larger beach down.I plan on building a surf shed to house surf boards, a large swimming pool, a bbq area, fruit trees throughout the property, install a streem with a small waterfall and fish, then tear down the existing house a couple years down the road and put in a 5 bed/6 bath house, use it for myself every 90 days, going there with family and friends, the rest of the time rent it out short term rental.   

I hope those people that are in finnacial woes do well when it does crash but im getting my surfboard ready i want to ride the REI crash wave like so many have done in "00, "08, "12. thanks for the insightful post!

That's like trying to ski a double black diamond run the first time you put on skis, or trying to surf a fifty-foot wave the first time you get on a surf board--it's gonna end in disaster!

In fact my next move in the immediate future is going to be a standard width Sprinter conversion or the like with a generator, potty/shower, bed, a place to store my surfboard/s and bicycles and a good supply of necessities.

I may politely inquire about their interests if I see them heading out with a surfboard or party gift but not too deep.

We have a 2man kayak, stand up paddle board, and some surf boards, beach chairs, and beach toys for the kids that you guys can borrow anytime you want.

In literal terms, I'd love have a paid-for house on the canals (of Venice, CA), a German Shepherd, a surfboard to head down to MB, and give back to the Venice community while living there.

Wood gives it warmth on exterior but has maintenance issues for owner...if protected from sun better.Put a surfboard up in balcony for next rendering!...

He gets the most money from buying sport related things - such as surfboards, wetsuits, hockey sticks.