But your right in our west coast mountain west this is a fantasy..  

Currently you’re essentially a peewee football kid asking the coach how to run circles around the professional defense. 

Many will be well educated on their housing options guided by their brands, teams and universities, and are well capitalized and qualified on a short term 3-6-12 month basis, and I actually had a client purchase a newer townhome in Tallahassee for lease to a football player at FSU..Keep in mind the top earning NIL athletes stretch across multiple men's and woman's sports. 

This fantasy that xyz fend manager is gobbling up "all" the inventory in a market is just hogwash.

I often wonder if the remote location (20 minutes up the mountain) is a turnoff and travelers are starting to prefer motel-like accommodations that are close to the main highways.Houses in the middle of the woods with no view, houses that are non-cabin style like they belong in a normal major city suburb, no game room, no deck to take in the view, no hot tub, no area for a fire pit, no room for extra activities like corn hole or throwing the football, poor driveway, steep entrance, tons of stairs etc.

College football and RE investing.

I think a few things people should note that want to believe in the fantasy of cash flow from d grade.

I'd also suspect that as an owner-occupant, one might be able to skirt strict STR laws, and rent out a primary in an extremely in-demand market, especially in the near-term (think collecting huge fees seasonally around CU football games the next few years). 

Very telling and unfortunate.I am not knocking those who have grit and are trying to better themselves, I am knocking the exact opposite, those with no grit and are just trying to waste peoples time as they live in a fantasy world where they want everything to be handed to them on what to do and have this happen also when they have no money.

. $3k is fantasy land.