T-Mobile arena just got completed, & are now talks of getting an NHL team here in Vegas, Oakland Raiders owner committed the team to moving here with the purpose of building a $1.4 Billion dollar Football Stadium.

Jim is a former College Football All American.

If she wants it to be real estate related (which isn't crazy, rents hit an upwards inflection point a few months ago due to rising consumer-facing mortgage rates and how "substitute goods" work, and all the real estate builders switching from SFR to multifamily tells you where they think the football is going to be in 2-3 years+), look at shares of some of the Wall Street megacorporation landlords that everyone loves to hate.

There is way more demand than supply during football season, and there is a surprisingly strong demand on off-football weekends due to the amount of travelers that come to Waco to go to the Magnolia Silos and do the whole "Fixer Upper" tour thing.  

Meaning the BP calculators cannot predict the impact of a factory closing, a school being sued for $35 million from a football injury, a huge tax break for small business or a proposed highway exit ramp.It is investing and your numbers will be different from mine for the same house (I have a cheap roof guy or I can get all electrical for cost.... you own a lawn company and can do the landscaping for pennies on the dollar).

Think of like a great freshman college football player.

They bring in a lot of out of state football players.

The least expensive homes are starting at $1400/mo. and go all the way to $3200/mo.With the athletic programs for baseball and football doing so well in Pearland there are a lot of people looking to relocate to this school district.  

You're not selling a place to play football with your kids.

If I was investing in Fayetteville, I do think it would make much more sense to look at "the dirt" as there's been development there, gentrification, etc.And all of that is going on while the football program is in a reboot and the Hogs basketball team losing to LSU :-/