For example, the numbers in South Bend Indiana are skewed because everyone there only lists on the weekends and they charge sky-high prices for the football games.

Horrible financial upbringing, poor credit, debt larger than a football field, maxed expenses to income, etc etc.

A little bit about me; I played a couple years of football in college and graduated from the Florida A&M University.

Hobbies include playing tennis, watching college football (Go Gators!)

I'm focusing mostly on the Des Moines, Iowa, metro but with my new assignment, I can see myself trying to enter into the DC metro which I'm confident will be very difficult.I need to spend some more time researching and building a network of like minded/motivated individuals.Also, I'm a HUGE fanatic of football (proper, so soccer for everyone else) and have enjoyed my time here in England going to over 75 matches in the last year alone. 

I bough it for roughly 87k, and I purchased it because the area is growing and it's close to entertainment (Football, Baseball, Six Flags, Hurricane Harbor, Texas Live, restaurants, bars, etc - You get the point).

In my spare time, I enjoy exercising in the gym, running around Atlanta, traveling the world, fishing, watching college football, and snow skiing.

And then on football weekends you could’ve rented your own unit out, too. 

If tenant abuses them, they pay for the replacement.If you don't put anything up, Tenants will hang blankets, sheets, football banners, political signs, or some other thing that looks like crap and they'll probably damage the walls.

If so, there are 3 big things in Houston to look for (1) Floodplain/did it flood during Harvey, (2) School District, (3) Football/athletic program at the high school they are zoned too.