I know it's not real estate related, but who doesn't love fantasy football?

I'm as excited about the Raiders coming too, but a football team coming to town does not mean prices will explode.

I will graduate in December and I've got capital saved up from being very fortunate and not having to pay for school because of my football scholarship.

Party-central is never going to be the 1 bedroom/1 bathroom so if you're taking a keg to watch a college football game, it's not going to be in those cramped quarters...it's going to be at that house.  

That would be equal to adding 6 nfl football teams.

It is very common in France where the landlord can decide to give away 2.75% of the rent in exchange for rent payment in case the tenant stops paying.

Just like an NFL coach is more sophisticated than your high school football coach.

Thank you again for the information, if I have further questions for you during the investigation I will certainly reach out.Best regards,Frances Hlawatsch | Financial InvestigatorState of Oregon - Real Estate AgencyYou cannot advertise in any manner a property you dont own with the expectation of profit without being a broker.. or buying it first.  

It’s not a no-brainer anymore but tbh none of the places I bought were spike-the-football, dance in the end-zone moments when I signed the papers.

that's why in the old days working in smoky bars was bad.I used to go watch Monday night football at a cigar bar and had to take my cloths off in the garage before coming in the house..