@John JacksonIf your vision were better, "being a legend in your own Mind"...lol@Marcus MaloneyPM me, let's see what I can do.

Now he did get back into basket ball with executive jobs he was well loved in the community and the times I interacted with him he was a gentlemen and I could tell a kind sole.. but he did not have the necessary financial education and he trusted the wrong people and he lost his fortune..

(I even hear he was successful with the PPA once, but perhaps this is an urban legend...)In general, I far prefer the idea of working directly with the owner whenever possible rather than trying to go through city bureaucracy.

It is awesome to connect with a legend. 

I am not sure what the material is on the roof but I know there was no prior issue in the basketball court.

She brought me a deal a few years back a big mansion that a basketball star in PDX was losing ( shocker I know) we paid 2 million for it 3/4 done...

As a basketball fan, I love your name both for Isiah the great Piston, and the new Isiah on my beloved Celtics.Im glad you are considering investing locally here in DC.

Is that like a rock garden with desert plants or just plain concrete and basketball hoop? 

@Joshua Dorkin @Brandon Turner you guys are legends!  

my vote is MilwaukeeStable  populations growthSmaller city Smaller investor poolBetter property taxesLandlord friendly communityMilwaukee negative is having to bill back tenants for duplexes and multi family properties for water usageIllinois better basketball teamPackers better football team