I’m in League City.

I love reading these, so now that I am in the big (well, minor) leagues, I thought I'd start one too.On September 8th, I, my husband, father-in-law, and 6 week old son made the trek down to the county court house for the tax delinquent auction with an envelope of cash.

I played Division 1 college baseball at Prairie View A&M University.

You will need to buy a baseball bat to beat them off of you when you wave that contract around.

It is rural-ish, but not boonies; it's actually not far from an Industrial Park and a Minor League ballpark, but the actual road where the house sits has fields and stone walls across the street.

@Donald ThomasWelcome the big small leagues!

For all of you baseball fans, this quote came to mind when reading this post.Rickey Henderson on his contract when he played for the A's:“If they want to pay me like Mike Gallego, I'll play like Mike Gallego.”

Being connected to the baseball world definitely makes yours a niche market.

On the plus side, baseball spring training and access to Tempe benefits Mesa’s location. 

If I wasn't right about Sub2 being a slimy business strategy that leaves sellers unnecessarily vulnerable, you wouldn't be standing in Granny's doorway with a baseball bat.