You're not selling a place to play football with your kids.

If I was investing in Fayetteville, I do think it would make much more sense to look at "the dirt" as there's been development there, gentrification, etc.And all of that is going on while the football program is in a reboot and the Hogs basketball team losing to LSU :-/

One of my best friends played football for Yankton College right before it closed up.My oldest son just finished his freshman year of college and he bought his first tax liens this past February.

If you are in a military area, go patriotic, football area, go football theme etc.

@Megan France are you currently investing in Pittsburgh?

I would reccommend on looking out of Europe, a colleague of mine is from France he said he moved here because the returns are terrible and financing is tough.

In 2002 I bought the Carlton Sheets course and some Ron Legrand &  Charlie / Randy France Subject To Courses.

We are not the only reserve currency the pound, yen and franc also share that role only lesser amounts in percent.

Our guests are usually coming to either visit their college student, come for a football game or have ties to the area. 

Just as in basketball, hockey, or football, even the greatest property investment players can only reach their true potential with a good team around them.