To be a successful real estate investor at one point you have to take action whether it is here in Los Angeles, out of state, or your buying for cash flow or appreciation just take action.https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/27588999/clips-arena-deal-include-100m-inglewood

Won't play in the NBA nor fix holes in ceilings.  

I just helped a BiggerPockets investor close on 3 homes in that area and he feels announcements like this "de-risk" his investments, as he says.This is just one of many announcements about companies moving to or expanding in the Valley (which is what we call the Phoenix Metro area...but you know this if you watched the Suns get ever-so-close in the NBA Finals).CoStar.com just reported this on the Metro Phoenix market:Job growth is expected to continue at a healthy pace based on the number of [office and industrial] tenants looking to relocate and expand and who are actively searching for space in the market.

For an NBA player, no.

**DISCLOSURE: I am a Turnkey Provider** James-You forgot the most important mention: ***CLEVELAND, OHIO***(5) Reasons to consider Cleveland, Ohio - Buy renovated homes in excellent suburbs under $100,000.00 (Managed & Rented)Home to Lebron James - 2016 NBA ChampsOne of the largest fresh water reserves in the WORLD!

My own city does not have a professional football team (good riddance Chargers) or professional basketball team (not sure if the Clippers, when they were in San Diego, qualified as a professional team - they were the Cleveland Browns of the NBA).

Hello, I live in El Paso TX but travel to San Antonio yearly a couple of times because well, NBA basketball.

You cannot wake up decide you like basketball and then go play in the NBA.

You can take parts of his ways and mix them with yours...don’t lose yourself in this, for sure.Just mix it up and take yourself to the next step.Why do you think NBA players still have coaches?

Although some high networth individuals do have enough to go “straight to the NBA”.