But before someone thinks they would have to have ALL of that before pulling off a deal, let me just tell you a quick story.About 15 years ago, I had a dream of opening up an indoor sports arena.  

Landlords don't ask tenants to leave just for sport. 

Easier to get rid of a consultant than an employee.Also, if you ever participated in sports the role of the coach is clearly to teach but just as importantly to bring out the highest performance of those they are coaching. 

To use some sports parlance to perhaps illustrate the point, if it were a boxing match, the scorecard would read:  10 - 4 in favor of Irvington (i.e. not even close).If you look at some of the listings from the online sources for the Highlands neighborhood you reference, you would/could consistently find single-family homes which have sold below $20,000.

But, while Joplin was a school rival for sports (and we won most of the games, BTW) I like Joplin and things are really changing after the tornado.

Everything is all very measurable like knowing sports stats.My goals are not so specific but about trying to build/maintain a work life balance. 

I think some people are here as a sport or just bored for some reason. 

I don't think it's worth renovating, as tennis is a sport that so few people play.

You don't want to be that middle-aged joke with a paunch and a combover with a teenager hanging all over him in an itty-bitty sports car.

My buddy and I grew up playing sports, saw each other just about every other day, had experienced deployments together, and even experienced great loss together when our third co-best-friend crashed his motorcycle in front of both of us and died in our arms.