It’s also a team sport: you cannot do it on your own.

Toys R Us, Office Max, Sports Authorities, etc.  

We are near the P83 district (about half a mile) so a lot of the revenue was coming from baseball tournaments and sporting events; come spring training time I think our rates could go up quite a bit.  

You'd have to be a madman driving a little sports car like that in Cleveland.

We generally host families or alumni friend groups for events related to sporting or the University.

If you live in a registration state, most sporting goods stores that sell guns will be able to help you out.

Your kids won't be going to school just during school time...nope, you have sports, band, theater and on and on and on.

Claims his job is to chase away the sports reporters from the buffet table in the locker room, and says it with a straight face.Man, you are really in such a good place. 

If you get lucky and there is some urban renewal that eventually takes place then you'll have decent appreciation or at the very least you could exit by rehabbing the houses, placing additions, whatever it takes to get the house to full retail level for whatever is going on around you and then exit.But if you look in Wichita at a couple of neighborhoods that will never appreciate and have never appreciated - Plainvew and Hilltop - they'll only appreciate if they take a bulldozer there like they should have/were supposed to after WWII/Korean wars ended.

I'm going to make a weightlifting reference here, but I think it applies.If you look at countries who dominate the sport of Olympic weightlifting today, you'll see a handful of Asian and European countries.