We really think that this is going to gain some traction, as it is unique in the fact that it is a comprehensive offering to the sport.

I bartended when I was 20 yes was not old enough at players sports lounge.

I am an Ohio licensed broker so I'm honestly asking...any company or manager here in Toledo which sports the NARPM I guess can just pay the money and use the acronym but as a guy with a locally active REIA (I'm vice president headed into my third year), state REIA (I was secretary), my local realtor's association, and presence on several public advisory boards I fail to understand why anyone cares about the N-A-R-P-M acronym so greatly.To me actual presence in the market and participation in the community should be the real value in a management company vs acronyms...I have my MBA, does that mean I am to be trusted in business? 

For example, I lease a small retail space in a 7 story building, for my little sports bar and am pretty much the only tenant besides storage space upstairs.

You might also try Arlington near the sports stadiums. 

But instead of settling for that, we were able to successfully implement a rent-by-room strategy with 4 UTC teammates on a sports team there.

They define that as the number of grocery stores, post offices, banks, art galleries, sports stadiums, retail businesses etc per capita. 

.#3 Your trusted insurance advisor.....and that is a real insurance advisor....not some online site like Hippo or Lemonaide.Real estate is a team sport....a team of real people....too many people seem to want to rely on websites for their information and too often we just see that as disastrous on these forums.

But lest we forget that business is a team sport.

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