Football weekend rentals, too-those can go for up to $4000 a weekend for a big house on a big game weekend.

He does what he can on his lunch breaks, but once he gets home I pass off the baby like a football, lol, and try to eat, get a bath, do some cleaning, do some real estate stuff, then it's bedtime already.  :[  Hubby stays up later doing some additional real estate stuff, and tries to share with me in the morning when I'm half asleep before it's time for him to go off to work.  

People are leaving the city in droves.PS - Our weather is terrible and our football team sucks.

At the time, my two oldest boys were playing middle school football, so I talked to a handful of dads i was friends with and convinced them to look at this potential investment opportunity.

But I personally think it's because of the recent successes of Baylor athletics (football is/was getting really good, basketball is good).

Many properties were damaged with softball-sized hail.

On my rare moments of down time I enjoy photography, traveling, college football/basketball, petting llamas and talking to my dog about the emotional benefits of barking less.

We have a great Metro-parks system, excellent zoo and museum, and fantastic minor league sports teams (Toledo Mud Hens, Walleyes, a new minor league soccer team starting this year, and one of the oldest professional women's football teams).

I live in a college town, student / football weekend rentals are my niche.

And boy do they love their big schools, big football stadiums, big everything.