@Stephen BagnaniI would look at a few different factors - Cost of living, in particular housing costs and taxes- Amenities, sports teams, entertainment venues, and outdoor activities that you enjoy- Crime and economic health of the region- Weather, do you prefer warm or cooler?

No he just sells his name.. this is marketing one o one sports stars do it all the time its called endorsements.. so these TV dudes are paid for endorsers for the back end offices that do all the work..  

Airbnb is positioning themselves as a lodging option for large sporting events, conferences and many other events that draw large crowds.Let me explain one of the most innovative strategies Airbnb is using to navigate these laws.

If you are in a very affluent area there is always a higher per capita storage demand because of storing boats and sports cars.

Real estate investing in the Bay Area is a competitive sport, which is reserved for the real “sophisticated investors.” 

Hey BP community,I currently live in Australia and work with Australian real estate investors who are placing their capital to the US RE market. The past 5 years acting as a US property buyers agent, with 100's of tra...

Our low cost of living compared to other major cities (Chicago, New York, DC, LA etc) is attractive to folks from those markets because you can get a somewhat downtown experience, pro sports teams, culture/sights/attractions at a comparatively affordable price.

No holding back.But right now I feel like I'm that kid from High School that loves to play sports, but can never make the team because he isn't big enough, strong enough.. or even good enough.  

My goal is to build a large enough stream of passive income to supplant my salary.I enjoy working out, playing sports, the outdoors, and visiting Miami Beach as many times as i can!

Try to present what you have accomplished (graduate from HS with X awards, captain of Y sport, founded and ran Z club).