I much perfer to be conservative rather than gamble.

If manufacturing comes back in my lifetime, I'll be happy, but I'm not holding my breath or gambling my future.

Hello All,Does anyone have experience pitching a sport court to their HOA?

Has anybody ever thought about investing in permanent seat licenses to sport teams?

I am a fan of both sports however I think it might be wise to start a new thread once you change topics.

If I want to gamble, I'll go to Las Vegas.Mike

mix it up and you won't get bored..try classes like spin class or kickboxing or brazilian jiu jitsutrain for a mini triathalon so you have a purposepick up some sports to get in shapethere are all kinds of things you can do besides go there week after week and lift weights

I'd rather not be the typical american and come back with some italian sports car but perhaps use cash that's in the bank to make an investment in my future and get me into an exciting career for once.So the question I'm posing to the experts, if you were just starting and had a giant lump sum of money (roughly 220k after taxes) to play with in a market that isn't really inflated what would you do?

I would expect this owner to land much closer to the 50% guideline.One of my clients, a "hall of fame sports guy" and his sons have been in the rental property business for over 30 years. ...

In a nutshell the premise of the whole book is that TIME is the real treasure, that work is a means to an end, and that your career "what you do" isn't as important as "who you are".He correctly points out that most people don't actually want to be millionaires, but rather they want what they think only a million dollars can provide.Way too many "gurus" make a pretty nice living convincing people they've got to make millions and while people have $ signs in their eyes and are looking at the yachts, and sports cars, and big houses in their inspired dreams, they miss the fact that the gurus are taking them for the few thousand bucks they've got.