The ones who have a fantasy in their head are guess what still looking 2 years later.It's great to find a deal but you have to get going while looking for the grand slam.

Sometimes college towns are rad, sometimes they really, really, really suck - especially around football and tailgating season...

First, watch an episode or 2 of vacation house for free on HGTV.They take all your holding cost; mortgage, insurance, utilities, PM, etc.Determine the peak rental weeks and calculate how much they need to rent each week of the prime rental season to break even.You can bump this number up or rent for other events to do better than break even.For instance my Lake house is near Clemson University so I get top dollar for football game weekends and graduation.I also get renters in the winter.If you added a hot tub and have a fire place you may extend your peak season.Also check other properties in your area on homeaway or VRBO to see what the going rates are for a similar property to see if the numbers make sense.John

Hello, I haven't heard much about Baltimore other than their football team isn't so great!  

When I'm not listening to audiobooks, I also listen to podcasts (mostly ESPN's Fantasy Focus Football, which helped me win my first championship in a very competitive 12-team PPR league *humble brag*).

Your fantasy is not fantasy.

My first job after football was in mortgage sales with WF.  

Congrats - Football scholarship, planning on graduating at 20-21 years old, (it appears graduating early!)

Young kids watch too much fantasy land stuff on Facebook and Instagram.

If he finds one good deal , he could literally make 100k , This is all not some fantasy thinking .