I think neighbors' claims of deceased owners has to be the biggest urban legend in real estate.

Lots of my friends work in this industry and I trade with them, however a trade is a trade, sort of like a one on one basketball match, we both play to win.

I think it's all an urban legend.

When Im not at work I wear one of my dozens of free shirt and shorts I have left over from college basketball.

I drove by the site for the new basketball stadium yesterday and could count 12 cranes within a half mile radius. 

Like a basketball game they know if they are up or down at any point of the game.

When Nick Drummond and Patrick Bakker, were told their newly-purchased 100-year-old house in Ames, New York (one-hour west of Albany) was built by a notorious bootlegger, they passed it off as “urban legend.”

This will have ~100 spots with amenities like basketball, Volleyball, office, gym, dog park etcThis lot has water and electricity but needs septic.Anyone on BiggerPockets who developed RV parks in Texas that I can connect to get some advice?

Amenities include a 540-seat food hall, a daycare center, a preschool, a fitness center, an outdoor running trail, indoor volleyball courts, and outdoor basketball courts.https://austin.culturemap.com/...

If they think this is going to be an all-cash, bank financed deal, they're crazy.The Man, myth and legend himself!