It's nearly impossible to get in the game unless you have a ton of capital and you're willing to accept lower returns (because so many investors and developers around there gamble with appreciation).Start studying other markets.

I like my investors to keep their investment, not gamble it all away. ;-)

Take calculated risks based on your own risk tolerance, don't make decisions on a gamble or without verifying it for yourself, and don't pretend to know what you're doing if you have no idea what you're doing.

She had built up a buyers list of real buyers over the years, and was willing to gamble with relatively small option fees when a seller was willing to price correctly.Now, it can be argued that she should, or at least could acquire a brokers license.

We would want to watch on a TV. or maybe a big sports game.

It's a little bit of a gamble though and why take the risk if you don't have to.  

I know my guests love their live sports and the SEC and a lot of them are older and may be unfamiliar with streaming technology.  

I have a degree in Sport Management but have found value in the experiences I went through while taking classes and meeting other people.

When the balloon payment comes due, you just need to "pay the piper" and see if your gamble paid off.Does this help? 

First off learn to golf, its a business sport.