That is really discouraging because it puts my goal of quitting my job out even further.With the demands of 3 kids (2 in sports), 1.5 hour commute each day, and my current job, I'm having a really hard time fitting in starting a new career and business.

It's already been mentioned that it depends on the asset class which sport we go to in order to understand the park we are in.

This is Brad from New Jersey & I'm excited to not only join but learn from the BiggerPockets community.My career has been in sports business but I have always envisioned my future as a real estate entrepreneur and now I'm finally taking that leap of faith!

The land is worth over $8M and I have signed agreements from national and regional restaurants, retailers, and sport venues to be tenants with strong financials. 

I recently heard an analyst say this about the Denver housing market: it has 10% more growth before it will catch up with other city's in the US with the same demographics (population, # of sports teams, # of colleges etc.)

Our primary focus was to make the shopping center focused on active living. to that extent, we had a gym, physical therapy and physician, a great sports grill & bar, and other companies who's business dealt with active living.

Soap Box ONOver time, most activities (e.g. businesses, sports, personal relationships, etc.) where judgement is involved, develop 'rules of thumb', 'short cuts', 'approximations', etc. which allow you to make 'quicker' decisions at the expense of less certainty; they will be wrong some of the time.

@Kalid Alogbi@Jake StenzianoThe only advice I can give is to try and build rapport with the person you are dealing with, whether it is sports, family, type of investing, hobby, etc.  

For the sports fans out there:"You'll always miss 100% of the shots you don't take." -- Wayne Gretzky

All 4 major sports, highest per capita Off Broadway plays/theaters in the nation.But I don't want to plug my own city.