I have bigger aspirations for myself than my parents do and they want me to choose a safe route that will assure I can pay $500/month for my student loans (I had a pretty good athletic scholarship in college)I am turning to the forums for advice.

However, I do know that eventually my time as a professional athlete will come to an end and I will need to move on to something else.

If so, there are 3 big things in Houston to look for (1) Floodplain/did it flood during Harvey, (2) School District, (3) Football/athletic program at the high school they are zoned too.

I am an athlete.

We can all do more, but just like athletes, running as a group speeds up the pace, rather than running alone.

Those things are my loved ones, adventure,  and experience.As a lifelong athlete, I love and thrive in a competitive environment.

There are many situations, for example, pro athletes who suddenly make it big, don't have any cash, and want to buy a home.

It is one of the premier winter vacation getaways with a major influx of retirees and professional athletes in the November to April time frame.

However, the lottery winners, former pro athletes, or whoever the person is that can blow through tens of millions would do the same if if were ten of thousands, or hundreds of millions.I know that if I had $10m, then I'd want $50m... not $10.35m. 

Former professional athlete that was released from the team and looking to find a new stream of income.