My son is a student Athlete I will have him and 3 teammates live in the back (300 each)and rent out the front house for 1000.1600

If I was a professional athlete then it would be similar, ie playing to make a living and provide for my family.

I think other asset types that have more variable expenses can be better at the start of a recovery because you have more room for upside.

Currently I work in IT at a rural K-12 school in northern Indiana and coach a couple of athletic teams.

Within the field of I/O psychology recruitment and selection is of particular interest when choosing sales forces at Fortune 1000 companies, Navy Seals and professional athletes in MLB, NBA, NHL and NFL.

This home is a recovery residence, and each bed will serve as a "unit" at $900/mo.

A few key highlights are:-A key indicator to determine the best cities to invest in and where to expect the most growth is the recovery of the business services jobs, (services related to operating a business like accountants, lawyers, cleaning jobs, IT)- The faster jobs in business services pick up, the more likely a market will be a good long-term bet for real estate investors-San Antonio made the list for one of the top cities for business services job growth!

I have not analyzed any deals as of now, I had a good couple months where I was reading a good amount of books then I had to focus on the academic and athletic demands of college life.

If you look back to 2007 builders and developers were forced to put new development projects on hold but they were still buying their land holdings while patiently waiting for the recovery.

Memphis has a lot of pockets in recovery and many that are fully recovered and producing big numbers.