I'm more of a sport and trad guy than alpine, but I love learning new skills.

REI is a contact sport and not nearly as passive (at least in the beginning) as people trying to sell you stuff may imply.

I sell sporting event tickets on the secondary market.

:) I am an avid sports enthusiast.

One of the best academic/sports high school in all of Georgia.   

Call on rental ads and ask the owner some questions.Do enough of all this and you'll start to develop a feel, not too dissimilar to the feel you get playing sports. 

My perspective is that if "real estate" is a sport then I'd argue something like managing $800/month units is basketball and $400/month units is football.

Currently I'm working for walmart as a sporting goods dpt.

There's are tons of up and coming areas in the city and I truly believe that this will be the next city in the entire country to boom given the formation of the Beltline, Amazon likely moving its 2nd headquarters here, 2 new stadiums professional sports stadiums, planning for street cars/trollies all throughout the city, great schools already here, billions worth of investment in the city and the fact that the actual city of Atlanta (not focusing on the metro) can be expanded even more, amongst other things.The city is going through a mini boom right now for sellers, but it seems to be sellers who bought their homes back in 2010-2015 who are now trying to make a profit on it because they bought it for dirt cheap.

Raiders won't have much effect on the local economy - part time low wage jobs don't support price increases, and I cannot find any fiscal study that has ever found a sports team had any measurable long term effect on any local economy.