Talk of the baseball stadium moving down town.

Sports - think little league traveling teams (Grand Park Sports Complex Westfield) as well as college and professional (hosting the Big Ten and NCAA tournaments last spring is going to bring many of more of those types) - I have heard of some paying off their mortgages for the year just from income in May for the Speedway. 

@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.”

Today there are more 'investors' borrowing way out of their league to join the "FIRE" movement.

That money comes from the tenant in the form of rent.3 - If I sell the property after 3 - 5 years (say 5), the roof didn't cost me $5k...it only cost me less than $1500 in reduced cash flow.4 - When I list the property, it's listed with a new roof that was replaced within the last 5 years (meaning still under warranty).5 - Do you think I can list the property for at least an extra $5k...meaning the roof didn't cost me anything, and actually made me money in the long run.Jim Leyland has said many times regarding playing baseball games against the top teams that, "it isn't necessarily who you play, but when you play them". 

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. 

Even if you just join a sports league or something.