Syracuse is good for their college basketball but not so much real estate.

If the tenant has a teenager that bounces basketballs off the ceiling,  that is a behavioral issue of the tenancy creating the risk.My pending-sale duplex has asbestos shake siding over asbestos jersey brick on the exterior. 

I once had a neighbor call me because a tenants kids were making too much noise playing basketball on a Sunday afternoon.

This home has a very large back yard where you can easily build a swimming pool and a 1/4 basket ball court and still have room for more.

There are urban legends about tenants who had to show property to potential buyers.

To someone who doesn't understand the relationship between height and basketball (imagine an alien that came down to earth and saw the sport), that statement that Mike made actually makes perfect common sense; there are hundreds of data points to associate height and basketball players, so if you don't know any better, it's reasonable to assume that if you play basketball, you'll be tall!

if you want to know more about a credit repair in you area try doing a research at www.progressiveautocredit.ca, i'm no technical type of guy but at least i don't let my curiosity hide my ignorance. there are a lot of cons and illegal company out there. in the long run, it's us who will suffer the most. it's like using a soccer ball on a basketball game.have a nice week everyone!

He is a multi-millionaire and owns a very nice house, complete with indoor basketball course.

lets please have a moment of silence for Paul Harvey.

I just now heard the news. He had good character.

http://themoderatevoice.com/26808/adios-to-paul-harvey-and-good-day/

Im interested in what you have to say...

I think they're more urban legend (started by the gurus to sell stuff) than reality.Don't get me wrong, I'm sure that there are a few people who have given someone a lead and gotten paid for it.