This is not a game or sport.

I mean when you compare combat sports to "normal" sports, its pretty rough.Yeah if getting hit is not your thing and it happens, its definitely something that will make you contemplate spending more time doing it.

I have been in the sport nutrition business for 7 years and want a change.

I will never forget when I asked one guy what happened so that got him in this trouble, and he told me gambling and overspending.Anyway, my point is that if they get the help, it will only delay the inevitable.

Last month, my son was teaching his sister how to make paracord bracelets to sell (he has a deal with a few local sport shops that buy and resell his bracelets).

But, I guess you need to clarify what "red flags" are to you.Someone could be killing it/raking it in with sterling credit, income, etc. for that all to change when the cards fall if they are behind a ponzi scheme or even an honest profession that fizzled out (e.g. an actor, model, lottery winner or sports star who blew threw their cash.)Thus, a good tenant in the past could be lousy in the future and vice versa.

Amusement parks, Major sports teams, Cultural events, etc.World class universities and medical careTransportation hub serviced by every major airlineLowest crime rates in the countryAll of those things help properties maintain value, and keep the demand for real estate strong.

I know you like the sports analogies Jay, a good coach selects talent, you can teach fundamentals of how to carry the ball but that doesn't make a star running back.

That's not a gamble I'd personally take right now, especially with interest rates at all-time lows and with nowhere to go but up.

What if the business is illegal and is just cash, like drugs, prostitution or gambling?