I don't think you do it in bonds, or stocks, or playing NFL football.

Just recently their professional football team won the 2022 Superbowl.

There's a reason you see a ton of beer commercials during football games and a ton of toy commercials on the Disney channel.

My own city does not have a professional football team (good riddance Chargers) or professional basketball team (not sure if the Clippers, when they were in San Diego, qualified as a professional team - they were the Cleveland Browns of the NBA).

I dont think you mean football players.

I am not 100% confident in those numbers, but I used to work (and am in a fantasy football league) with the manager there and just shot him an email asking for some general numbers.

Given the proximity to the baseball and football stadiums we are reasonably confident that we should be able to generate 2500-3000 per month in revenue per ADU and if that doesn't work out we should be able to make them long term rentals as well. 

I am currently a student-athlete at USC with one more season remaining for college football and I also just received my bachelor's in Real Estate Development.

The Super Bowl will be there next year, Final Four (2024), Fiesta Bowl every year (as part of the college football playoff), etc etc, Granted these are single events and not year round, but the year round amenities (spring training, Phoenix Open, Barrett Jackson, Arabian Horse Show, nice winter weather, etc) are the same in both locations.

I know typically rentals in college towns are on one-year leases, and vacancy is usually pretty low, but I wonder if it would be useful to be able to play the medium-term rental game in case there ever were a vacancy.For example, football season is a huge season where I live.