If you want to look at the area near the fairgrounds/football stadium/airport there are options as well, but the area is a little more unstable so its important to do your research on those.Hit me up any time.Jay

I work a full time job as a teacher and HS Football coach.

I am 22 years old and I play football in college and I love to lift weights and cycle.

Since the college football season is in full swing and University of Georgia has been doing well, we rented two big home games with South Carolina and Alabama for $2k and $3k respectively.

Don't forget we also have an unlimited amount of space where new homes are being built as fast as they can put them up.Don't get me wrong, my friends and I have made a lot of money off of out of state (and foreign) investors blindly throwing cash our way because they read that DFW is a great place to invest, but Texas isn't California and the sky is not the limit here for housing prices or rents.You are more than welcome to send your money this way (we will also tax you to pay for our schools and $50,000,000 high school football stadiums) but if you are going to invest out of state there has to be better markets than DFW.I hope someone chimes in that completely disagrees with me.

I am coming up on October 2 and will be looking at the property on October 3, if anyone is interested in having a pseudo meet up on Monday night to have a discussion and watch some football I would be happy to host.

My perspective is that if "real estate" is a sport then I'd argue something like managing $800/month units is basketball and $400/month units is football.

But what to do in a market where you want to grow a portfolio, but rents in are only a fraction of what is needed to even cover the cost of a property, and cashflow is a distant fantasy?  

Football games, conventions, etc. 

In my fantasy, we'd buy the bigger one first so we could do 3.5% down with an FHA.