If you actually own a $75K sports car...

Host a "favorite sports team" party there and invite the neighbors.

You also want to avoid areas that are slipping down into ghettos or that have some sort of long range government plans that are going to hurt values.Don't buy were the city is placing a sewer plant 5 years from now.I recommend areas that have something desirable about them: good weather, growing populations, close to water or outdoor sports activities.

They are shallow and narrow and sport 1 room per floor with the kitchen in the basement.

Waterpark, national forest, great fishing) Are they relocating a sports stadium closer?

I am a sport management major but want to become a very successful real estate investor...

I am looking for a mixed property where I can have small amount of retail, warehouse space, and an area for indoor sporting practices. 

I've met some of my best investors on planes, in church, at professional sports games, and many other random places. 

-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.

A place to worship the sports gods , to leave empty pizza boxes , and drink cold beer .