As far as my goal goes, I want to buy and hold in this specific market as a live-in college rental, 2nd exit strategy airbnb for the nearby sports arena. 3rd sell it off because its a nice area w/ schools. 

@Amit Kal - Bank of TN, Synovus, Civic, TN Bank & Trust, Franklin Synergy, Pinnacle, Ascend, Wilson Bank & Trust.

I live and will invest (at least to start) in Kansas City and the surrounding areas.Let me tell you a little more about myself:I enjoy traveling, watching sports, reading, going on early morning runs, eating healthy and (most importantly) spending time with my family and friends.I'm a big math nerd.

I love sports, namely basketball "GO HEAT!"

I am a huge New England sports fan, music lover/musician as well as a sport car enthusiast.  

We have a very diversified group of pro sport team fans as a result.

Hi @Lacee BeitlerI know/have talked to a few people doing this recently, but to be successful it seems to need to be near the light rail line, the North Side (for sporting events), or in South Side/Lawrenceville/Shady Side/etc.Also, just make sure you hold back the 7% tax.

Real estate investing is a contact sport.

go to your reia  meetings and do heavy networking..not to be a Debbie downer but wholesaling is VERY tough and especially in hot =markets like phxit would be easier in Indy, and in Dallas its a contact sport... not sure you came to greener pastures.. or brown desert as it were.you will find wholesalers at the reia's though no doubt.

From professional sports to the arts to corporate development, we are on the up-and-up for the long term.