If you ask someone, "can you play baseball"...most people would say "yes"...because they can play in your company inter-mural league. 

I have a client building one now.. 3 sport fields, concessions, leagues, rental for private club teams, etc.

For instance, the network one can build from going to an Ivy League school such as Harvard is priceless (the extreme end of the spectrum) to the appreciation of working with people from all over the world in a university setting (diversity breeds creativity).Though the cost of higher education in the US is astronomically high when compared to other parts of the world, the benefits should always be weighed not only on the cost but on the intangible elements of higher education. 

I live in League City and work downtown.

BTS Real Estate League - Meet Every Wednesday @ 7 - 2930 jasper st suite 103.

Unfortunately burns are out of my league.

By way of background, I served 12 years in military special operations before transferring to the reserves in 2014 to attend an ivy-league university.

@Jovan Champion Different people have different exit strategies and different ideas about what an acceptable profit margin is.

He told me if they win the National Championship Bowl, he'll bring a National Champion LSU jersey to replace the one he put up. 

The city has roughly 20-25 murders per YEAR, mostly linked to organized crime, so 'normal' people have nothing to worry aboutAs for numbers, I understand some of these tenants might simply never pay, and Chicago is a tenant friendly place (that, I understand, Montreal is socialist champion of North America)here in Montreal, 2% cap is considered good, in okay areas... nice areas have negative cashflow, are trading roughly at 4% GROSS cap, so I am looking elsewhere.