Put another way, you are asking what kind of diet you should follow as an NBA star but you haven't even tried shooting a basketball to see if you have any skill.

@Jeremy Fields in my 12 years experience of student housing, the top 3 they care about the most (in order):1) Proximity to something fun: The closer to bars, football/basketball stadiums the better.

Purchase a RV that is permanently in a RV Park and rent it to a young family or use it as a vacation rental.The following is from the RV parks website about Rates:Annual Lot Rental RatesYour annual rent includes a minimum 37 x 50 foot lot, 1850 square feet minimum, complete with water, sewer service, lawn service, cable, wi-fi with 24 hour tech support and trash removal.Each lot is wired for electric service with 50, 30 and 20 AMPs.Exceptionally low rates for a gated, RV park with all the amenities including a private swimming pool, recreation room, laundry, library, heated and cooled bathhouses, basketball court, volleyball court, horseshoe pit, dog park and playground.Our Rates are as follows . . .Annual Rates $3500Monthly Rates : $650 -$750Nightly Rates $60 – $75 Limited Nightly They have RVs for sale and are between 20,000 and 45,000.

I am currently playing basketball overseas and would love to know if anyone in the OKC area could help me start my RE investing journey.

Unless it was as big as a basketball, I would laugh if I saw that.2. 21 year old heating unit.

I have printed out the Ohio regulations and will read those in between 4 basketball games and 4 musical performances this weekend!!

Aside from real estate I enjoy basketball and most sports. 

Far more people invest in stocks and the market is perfectly efficient and Wall Street is hard to beat at its own game. RE

The problem is that I worked a w-2 job for about a year and a half, I also refereed basketball and volleyball on the side.

I play professional basketball out of the country and don't receive pay stubs or any tax documents.