Even outdoor areas, like basketball courts or fire pits where tenants tend to socialize should be closed and considered off limits.

Even outdoor areas, like basketball courts or fire pits where tenants tend to socialize should be closed and considered off limits.One of the keys to surviving this crisis economically is to continue to rent vacant units.

I played college basketball the last two years of my life but my career was cut short due to ongoing injuries.

Just normal walking sounded like someone was playing basketball on the ceiling.I had someone rip up all the upstairs flooring down to the sub-floor(?)

Sitting around waiting for the next basketball game, machine to open, etc. - strike up a conversation with someone you cross paths with regularly and see where it takes you.

My other issue that I am getting when speaking to mortgage lenders is that I am a professional athlete where I play overseas basketball.

Additionally the place comes with a nice gym and an (admittedly mildly forlorn) indoor basketball court.

I've been blessed to receive a basketball scholarship my four years at Millersville, so I don't have any student loan debt.

I realize basketball won't last forever but my passion for it always will.

IT depends on the HOA, not all HOAs are going to cover things like HVACs and roof, I'd guess that most multifamilies with HOAs are primarily for landscaping and/ or community features like a pool, park, basketball court etc.