I am currently a college basketball player from Weston, Fl.

I introduced myself the first day and made a point to learn all their names and build relationships (brought cookies to one elderly neighbor, played basketball with another neighbor’s kids, etc.)

My motivation for investing is to be able to have passive income to support my parents in their later years and be able to return to my passion of coaching basketball (love working with kids) one day. 

While she had her tendencies I will not mention due to fair housing she was an amazing person in her final years as she would come in every Saturday to have coffee with me and discuss life, the New Orleans Saints, and basketball.

I'm an avid reader, basketball player, and beach lounger!

@Pati TanieluHi Pati,If you are talking about the Staples Complex in Los Angeles (or something similar) actual valuation might not be totally logical--depending on the wealth of who is interested (trophy type asset).When Don Sterling was forced to sell his Basketball Team (the LA Clippers) the price he received was very high.

Kids playground or basketball court maybe?

Soccer and Basketball are both played with a round ball but they arent the same game and a good basketball player won't be good at soccer and vice versa.I think it comes down to your goals, your skill set, and personality.I own 38 units as rentals and have for the last 15 years. 

Windermere is where more affluent people live, basketball players, shack  and Tiger woods have homes in that area

I’ve been flipping houses in the Indianapolis area while playing basketball overseas for about 18 months now and I’m extremely nervous about how to grow the business.