-Prepayment penalty for first 5 years (5% of principal balance in year one down to 1% in year 5)-Checking account with bank offering note, avg daily balance of $10k-Annual review of my Global Debt Service Coverage (GDSC) & Standalone debt-service-Rates are around 5.5% (FHLB +3.5), readjusting every 4yrsThe GDSC seems to state that if my income drops, they could call the note, which doesn't seem very sporting of them.

Another potential option is buying two larger homes here (5+ bedrooms) and renting them out to fraternities, sororities, or the sports teams.

Several large hangars have been converted to indoor sport fields.

I would be sporting a Real Estate collared shirt every.single.day. knowing that I could be the focal point for these fellow students for starting their lives.

As most pros in sports are highly encouraged, get a degree that will help you earn a living after football, because you may not be in football very long after you get hurt. 

You would be bettor off borrowing the funds from someone else that is not a prohibited party to your deal.

If so that's likely a better use of capital.There's a excerpt from Rich Dad Poor Dad where Kiyosaki wants to buy a sports car, instead he buys an apartment, the cashflow from the apartment pays for his car and when his car payment is over he owns the car and the cashflow. 

The realtor isn’t excited about this property (foreclosures and fixer uppers in general) but she’s being a good sport.

I don’t wanna go the traditional way as I am just about finished with highschool and throughout trying different things such as coding,different sports.

This stunning home is sporting a cap rate of 9.7% with an overall cash on cash return of 18%.