Then again, according to the butterfly effect, had I invested those funds instead of buying a car, I could be writing this today wishing I had never invested into some bad stocks or something and instead just bought a sports car - who knows.Of course, that's what is interesting about the "woulda, coulda, shouldas" of life, sometimes they may not have been the grand successes they were had we taken different approaches - hindsight is always 20/20.  

its realy not that bad weather wise especially if you are into winter sports, or disappointing professional sports teams. 

Several years ago an acquaintance of mine started investigating putting together a publicly held company in order to raise the funds to purchase a minor league sports franchise.

If you walked up to Michael Jordan and said, "I want to be learn sports" he would walk away.

Let's take sports cards for example.

It has a chill vibe, incredibly friendly people and plenty to do, with exception to any major sports.

I am currently financing deals for luxury and sports cars.

I think in the end real estate development is a team sport no matter what your background.  

In this way it is a contact sport.  

If you're investing in a cool climate Mountains 100% - the access to winter snow sports balances out the seasonality in colder markets.