So my husband is a sports reporter/columnist, which means I've listened to my share of sports talk radio.

Your ultimate goal will be get income, let your investments do work for you, and you can enjoy sports!!!

His is the most difficult approach to investing, in my opinion, requiring extreme fluency in the sport x10.

Myself and a couple other local BP members have a meetup planned next Thursday the 14th in Cary at Rally Point Sport Grill from 6-9pm.

I don't want to worry about a tweet or Korean problem or whatever.

https://insiderlouisville.com/lifestyle_culture/sports/louisville-city-is-interested-in-an-mls-bid-heres-what-that-would-look-like/?

If Peter had that much confidence in his ability to help me make millions and give him half of it, he wouldn't be begging me for crumbs.All reading this should steer well clear of Peter Vekselman, or, for those convinced that he is legit, please send me $2,500 and I will send you my special elixir that I guarantee will have you sporting certain body parts that will embarrass livestock.

That was AWESOME....until I dove into the inventory, and discovered that in my market, that was like asking for someone to give me a free sports car. 

The property is actually located in Washington DC in an “emerging area” with clear signs of revitalizing, i.e, near new development/ plans for construction of professional sports arena, etc.

I have found: class A properties have lots of newer European carsclass B properties have lots of new Japanese/Korean carsclass C properties have lots of trucksclass D properties have lots of POS vehicles.I adjust +/- based upon the mix of the different levels and ages of cars in the neighborhood.I am not saying that the car makes the person, but it is a pretty simple matrix when doing a first evaluation of a property.