Professional sports usually equal money, which is a part of the real estate equation that a lot of people are missing.

Real Estate Investing is a team sport.  

They will pay on time and I'd imagine be fairly well behaved due to the involvement in the sports program- they won't want to risk their place on the team or scholarships.  

I grew up in SE Wyoming and made a few trips to your area for sports.

I think getting started in real estate is hard but you got to get started somehow.Learning local values of  listeds and solds are very important plus your local property management lawsThen learning how private lending works and marketing for joint venture partners I think are the other critical skills to becoming a millionaireYou are not going to be able to do it all by yourself so realize  Real Estate is a team sport Being able to pick up the phone and get money quickly is very important@mason

Quality hotels, restaurants, sports teams and nightlife, because not every trip is all business and you need to enjoy time unwinding. 

There are certainly plenty of Korean students out and around Toronto who could make up for vacancies during the winter months though.

I love Korean BBQ, so figure I should go straight to the source ;)Looking forward to meeting you in person when I get back Tony. 

Those are the first things to go (relative to a primary residence) along with the sports car sitting the garage.  

If the seller is wearing a shirt for a sports team, you can talk about how much you like that team too.