When I was driving around it was rough, police were out though a lot but it was rough.And a speculation:1- With the soccer stadium going in near it, the neighborhood's location between the 2 metros, and the low price to enter for young millennial's, do you think this will change the neighborhood?

I was a football, basketball, soccer, hockey player but never had the grades to be able to play for my schools so i was part of the school drama and later speech and debate team wich let me expirince life and environments completely different from mine while also providing a family feeling i was in search for. 

The new Mercedes-Benz stadium (home of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United soccer) opened a year ago, mix-use developments are being built everywhere, restaurants, etc.

I can learn the rules of footie/soccer by reading the FIFA's Laws of the GameI am unlikely to perform well on game day unless I have a coach who knows strategy.Best of Luck on Your Real Estate Investing!

And my oldest son plays soccer.

It’s good to keep in mind what businesses and attractions are going in or out of a certain neighborhoods to have a better understanding if a property has potential (ex. properties around the new soccer stadium will likely creep up in value).

By day I write software and by night I hang with the family, play soccer and (lately) indulge in RE books.As far as REI experience goes, I own 2 investment condos in St.

.#3 Football team, Soccer team, Baseball team, etc...little overall impact.#4 Sub $300k properties in Summerlin are nearly gone.#5 Zero multifamily homes in areas really worth buying.

Next year another professional soccer stadium being built on the other side of us will open.

Next year another professional soccer stadium being built on the other side of us will open.