All football teams are ranked on everything they do.

Similar to when a football coach tells his players to "remember this feeling" after a big loss so they can assure it won't happen again, remember the feeling of having to pay rent and be sure that in your (hopefully near) future you can transition to the other side of things as a landlord and escape the tenant life.I think for now you need a serious look at your situation.

But the OP wasn't talking about school districts where there are grades K to 12; he is talking locations where colleges and universities have football teams that get high rankings.

I spent the next week with a picture of Charlie Brown just missing the football as my fb profile picture!

At least the bucks are giving us great football!  I

Top economists are often like top football coaches in the NFL draft, there's a ton of data they have access to and use, but they're still making guesses often based on ideology, and are wrong a large amount of the time.

When I played football I was know as "The House".

It also includes direction and mileage to get to football stadium, Starbucks, and mall.

Played football as the quarterback for UTEP for 4 years.

That being said, there are deals out there (I'm closing on a 250-unit value-add in Houston on July 31st), but it takes relationships and experience.Here are two specific recommendations: Look for angles into deals that other people don't initially think of - for example, Master Lease - When I first got started I did a 168-unit deal and raised money from my friends who knew me from different areas of life (i.e. full-time job, flag football, brother's friend, alumni board I'm on, etc.).