It is always a gamble with the courts.

Multiple colleges, sports venues, Texas relays, and SXSW.

Hey everybody, I work in the sports industry and with that often comes tips from players.

Are you looking to be near a sports venue, high-end restaurants, music scene, suburbia, hiking, water etc? 

The income could be on point however her money could be going elsewhere and not be gettin reported such as shelling out for family, gambling, a peer to peer loan (i’m not 100 percent sure if those show up in your report) etc.

For those of you unfamiliar with the sport, the pole vault is a track and field event which consists of running down a runway at full speed with a 13-15 foot fiberglass pole in your hands, jamming it into the ground, turning upside down, and propelling yourself into the air.

If the grass is greener they will jump it sounds and then you will have to deal with a vacancy and you are most likely going to have to lower the price anyway to attract a renter and take a gamble on someone new. 

Construction is one of the worst businesses to gamble in (ie profit and liability), from injury to defects to contractural disputes.

Tourism is a big factor in Chattanooga nearly year round, between the aquarium, concerts, sporting events, races/triathalons, conventions, etc. 

I would select a market with a large dense population, a relatively high median income, job and population growth, venues for sports or entertainment and an area near hospitals.