I am thinking Korea Town, for it's access to transit and it's obviously large Korean community.

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%.

You failed when you first started to learn to walk, to ride a bike, to spell, to play a sport. 

I do know others that have seller financed land and they cashflow larger amounts like $400 or $500 a month on some properties, without the hassles of tenants.I feel your pain - I also have a fulltime job where I work around 50 hours a week, have two boys under 10 that are in all sorts of sports and cub scouts, it is definitely hard to balance it all. 

.)* Near--or a reasonable Uber away from--attractions and events.Mesa draws a lot of larger families for sporting events and tournaments and to be near relatives.

I always hear real estate investing is a team sports can anyone share with me how the made good relationships from attending meet ups while networking 

@Brian GerlachComparing Branson vs Smokies...Branson is a 4BR Golf Villa on a course but in close proximity to all the main attractions as well as a sporting complex.

We learned some lessons there and came up with a plan to target a very niche market (sport fishermen).