In sports (and life) having goals is paramount to success.

Owning rentals is a contact sport.  

Pregnancy resource center, my local church, rental assistance programs, Young Life, free housing and financial donations to a food pantry, buying 4H animals at the county fair, kids sports, Habitat for Humanity, etc.I recommend separating business and charity.

They would need to revert to a transaction broker/intermediary (like a ref instead of a coach in sports, with no fiduciary duty to and without advising either party).

I am selling the property with Jason Pritchard a local investor who own Pinnacle Investments Fresno

Real estate investing is a team sport.

Hopefully we will get more professional sports teams.

It's a team sport and you need a solid team to win big.

@Keyshawn Johnson I played baseball at Loyola University New Orleans and I’d say about 10-20% of the guys I played with/against between travel ball, high school and college are active in the industry so first the best advice I could give you is sustain and build those relationships because professionally I’ve found the best personal connections once you enter the industry are with guys you’ve built a relationship with playing sports.

There are many good reasons to invest in Toledo including: Good neighborhoods and ParksYear-round Sports Thriving Arts communityGood jobs with UPS, Amazon warehouse, and (coming soon) new Fiat Chrysler factoryGiven those factors, there is a great future for real estate here, especially if you can house hack.