The reason why this can occur is because good sports teams bring people into the city.

I know you guys like pounding the pavement to find deals, what about for sport?

It is even used in team sports when they go against the rival teams like the Broncos and Raiders or the Red Sox and Yankees.

I am familiar with a very large sporting goods chain for example.

After two months of employment he went out and bought a brand new $38k sports car.

fun fact, one of my good friends is the mascot at Drake sporting events.

If it's a newer device/contract, it's very likely the new carrier or device that's the problem.

After that, it could be melted wires under a pinched staple in the wall, a device in another room that is on that circuit still tripping it, circuit breaker itself could be faulty (rare but it happens) or any number of odd-ball things.

I have been reading and listening to podcasts for a few weeks now and thought I would introduce myself.About me: I am a husband, father of 2 (2.5 year-old boy, 5 month old girl), and travel nationally working for a fortune 500 medical device company as a consultant in the areas of leadership, process improvement, and change management.

@Scott Le Investing is a team sport, with that in mind, I suggest to find 1-2 friends that are as liquid as you are and band together to fund this deal and flip it.