Since they're elderly I doubt they're tossing a football inside the house but you never know. :-) Plus if you're in a cold-weather state I doubt they recently opened and closed the window too hard somehow cracking the glass. 

My first "move" in life was when I decided at 19 to move to the US from France, and try to have a life there.Concerning real estate, I personally don't own anything yet, but I have been involved in my mother's real estate investing since age of 17.

Glendale is home to the Cardinals stadium and hosts the Fiesta Bowl every year and every now and then has the college football playoffs, Superbowls, and Final Fours.

My family lives in the Atlanta area and they are very interested in investing with me in a place here that we could use for rentals (or possibly football games in the future).

I live in The Netherlands and have properties here and in France.

Hi MitchBeing a foreign national, I can tell that yes, there are obstacles :- First one is ignorance : lack of information and educationIn our country (France), owner financing does not exist.

I was going to name my LLC that I use for my fix and flips "Flipping Cleveland" as those of us that have called this gem of a city home have said variations of this over the years in regards to our local governments and/or sports teams... ok, mostly our football team... and the baseball team since the early 2000's... and our basketball team sans LeBron... 

Its like playing football but saying touch downs don't count.

Hey Ryan,I saw this article on Moneywatch about Pro American Football Player Ryan Broyles and thought it may be of interest.http://www.marketwatch.com/story/nfl-player-ryan-b...It basically details how he understands the value of money, lives on $5000.00 a month and invests the majority of his money for the future. 

It does not seem it is a matter of whether a team will be going to LA but rather when.http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/10/sports/football/...http://www.forbes.com/sites/mikeozanian/2015/08/22...