If he really wants to follow another path I would still be proud (he was considering becoming a sports therapist at one time). 

But it’s really a solo sport unless you are bring in passive investors but that would trigger a syndication and ppm.

Do you play any sports?

My children both attend private schools in Portland and are active in sports, dance, drama, wake boarding, snowboarding, and community service.As the title says, I was a small time investor.

As a followup to another thread that was posted on getting bank financing on inexpensive SFRs (sporting caps of 24-36% and up).Has anyone, anywhere, been able to get local bank or credit union financing (at least 5 yr term, could be amortizing loan or LOC, but not short term rehab financing) on SFRs where the total investment is below $30K.

Wear a nice shirt, slacks and sports jacket and find an active probate courtroom.

No one wants to live there, the sports teams are second-rate, the drop-out rates in the schools are over 100% (some come back and drop out TWICE!)

Btw @Jay Hinrichs , not sure if your son was a big sports fan, or @Kristin Horowitz , if you are - but my Dad is a Cal Poly grad and flew out to (Iowa?)

Investing is a team sport, so don't wait.

Currently, my profession is in the medical field as I am a medical assistant for a well known Sports Medicine Clinic.