When I first came across the property, I made around $11,000 a year between being a full time college student who also plays on the football team.

Frances, one of the most valuable threads I've read on BP is this one on screening tenants:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/14637-how-do-you-screen-prospective-tenants-It's worth an hour or two of your time before you approve your next tenant.

On top of all of that, it boasts one of the best college football teams Ohio state buckeyes, which is very well known and has a cult following, and attracts a lot of people to the games.

Football game weekends.

I have met investors from China, France, Uraguay, Russia who are pouring their money into buy and hold properties in C neighborhoods.

The next few months were perhaps the hardest month of my life, and I played D1 football.

The only upside to the area is the possibility of the new football stadium which would be built right off the 405 freeway.

Starting in March with SXSW through the spring and summer and then the fall with UT Football, ACL, great weather etc are the best months - hopefully whoever is managing your property has a good understanding of how to adjust rents with time of year

I'll most likely miss like 20% year-over-year here in Europe (Czech Republic, France), compared to a non-covid year, which doesn't sound too bad to me, as hotels are having hard times now.Yes, this is one of the moments when I understand why banks are so risk-averse, and how one can still benefit from it.

Super excited to be moving to the USA, in San Francisco, CA with my wife and daughter.I'm currently living in Dublin, Ireland - been living there for the last 3 years, acquired 1 property. (2bed apartment)I grew up in France, have 1 property over there as well. (3bed house)I started my real estate journey 4 years ago when I bought a house in France, I was supposed to live in it but decided to move to Ireland so we ended up renting it out.