None of that happened overnight it took a couple years to build a stable financial footing.

What I saw was a 6,000 square foot building with a gym that occupied only HALF of that space, but let me remind you of the kicker...

Smaller foot print, less weather issues, appeals to all skill levels, less time commitment and party/bar amenities. 

Don't *****-foot around with 6-month notice or incremental changes.

Homes that sold averaged $321 price per square foot, up 11% in a year.

Only you know how often you'll be unavailable and for how long.Just keep putting one foot in front of the other.

Have in your lease a provision about significant wood damage (gauges, deep scratches, water damage, etc) and plan (and budget) for eventual resurfacing (about $2 per square foot) which will require restaining and lacquer) or if your lucky, a “screen and coat” where they just rough up the surface lacquer (with a screen like sander attachment) and re- coat with lacquer only which is a bit cheaper .

A pressure treated 12 foot 2X6 is $17.57 in my area.

Fourth, pull the trigger on your first property to get your foot wet.

What can i do to get my foot in the door of real estate?