I was that guy working 20-30 hrs / wk in high school, taking the advanced courses, playing sports, worked in college, 40 hr weeks over the summer, sold stickers and tee shirts as a side hustle, etc. 

We are a major destination for sporting events (Phoenix Open, Spring Training Baseball, as well as NFL/NBA/NHL), lifestyle and events (Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction), shopping, dining...you name it.

House hacking is most common entry point, and easier to get room-mate renters when young, but flipping is an excellent sport to learn young, it's a fantastic resource to know how to build equity, very literally, so get there when you can. 

It's on the site of a turnkey operator called Pinnacle Investment Properties run by a gentleman named Mike D'Arrigo.

Not a 100% clear on how this looks like for a woman, but for a man the equivalent would be wearing a sports jacket, dress shoes, beard if possible etc :) Goodluck!

I enjoy sports and time with my family. 

Real estate investing is a team sport.

@Bruce Park Once you get to the 100+ unit apartment complex space everything becomes a team sport.

Aside from real estate, I am a marketing data analyst leveraging SQL, excel, and powerbi to provide data insights in my job on a daily basis; an avid traveler; a CrossFit junkie; a loyal sports fan; and a loving husband. 

@Romain StlouisReal Estate is a CONTACT sport.