And real estate is a team sport.

Our metro is unusually large, has three professional sports teams, and is also benefited by an eclectic variety of industry.To add to that, the affordability is extremely attractive.

I recently dropped the night/monthly rent to see if that would help drive leads but so far coming up a bit short.About the property:Located in South Philly (East Passyunk). 4 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and roof deck that has center city views & clear visibility of the sports complexes.

I signed my kids up for music lessons, sports, and other activities without considering the cost because in my mind, I am a millionaire and millionaires are wealthy and that is what wealthy people do.

Also, attending (any) live sporting events (when they existed).

After all, REI is a team sport!

@Corey HawkinsonPlaying a sport in college has to be an experience not many people can say they have though!

It has a major airport, lots of sports/activities, drivable to a beach or mountain on a Friday afternoon, strong rental and real estate market.

One of the best ways to leverage the STR market is to purchase a property in a highly densely populated area with sports venues, regular events, colleges or other large gatherings, places that would lease to young professionals and be near a hospital to host traveling nurses.

----A byproduct of this is younger black children will see more black-owned entrepreneurs (that aren't sports or music stars).