I like basketball alot so I will use some related analogies.

Professional basketball player here who has a ton of time in the offseason.

What I found is that the sellers “pitch” the extra acre as a place you could put picnic tables, play equipment, a basketball hoop, all things that should be great and let you raise the rent.

I am currently a physical education teacher and soccer and basketball coach.

(there goes the tennis court, basketball court , or even a patio in some cases.)   

(Many who were reaping the benefits of this KS tax law change were complaining that they weren't paying enough believe it or not -- if you read the Wichita Business Journal or the Eagle you've likely seen articles to that effect)You can get a better understanding of it if you find the article the Eagle had a  year or so ago relating to KU basketball coach Bill Self taking full advantage of the tax code change.  

If you'd spend the time watching the basketball playoffs (not that I'd blame you) that's another.  4.)

I played football, baseball, basketball, and track and field in high school and not that I think about it being a perfectionist might derive from what those sports instilled.

This year no basketball goal, next year no vans, next year no boats, watercraft, or motorcycles, no American Flags, vehicles with lettering, etc.

My father played pro basketball I've always wanted to get into real estate and I am happy to be here and to learn from all the great members.