Take a look at the new style the in box is sporting!

That could be as simple as a Mary Kay, Avon or sports officiating business.

Make flyers and put them on cars at local sport events.

I also sold a sports car which netted a couple of (smallish) down payments and saved us on insurance and property taxes.

We have a few contractors and US military personnel involved, as well as other expats and Koreans. 

We've got an international airport, several major sports teams, a local CSU, tons of night life, cool restaurant scene, and offer enough of the "big city" feel that the younger generations (your tenants) crave.

It seems like something one of my Korean colleagues would write.Anyway back on your question.It might be a scam.Go through escrow.It may have worked in PA but you don't know this person.If they don't want to use Escrow they need a reason or just walk.You should probably just walk.

And it cant be an actual Hamilton reference without baseball, or really sports existing during his time.

This stunning home is sporting a cap rate of 9.7% with an overall cash on cash return of 18%.

I think there're a few cities in Ohio that have a good base of young professionals, colleges, and major sports teams (don't ask me why, but I think those three things bode well for a city).