As some of you might have heard, that credit reports are no longer going to contain some negative information on the reports according to this this article "Credit Reports to Exclude Certain Negative Information, May Pose Risks for Landlords" that cites The Wall Street Journal. 

The only think that might be relevant in my mind is if the field will be generating noise and headaches (dirty streets, rioting fans, etc.) then this can impact your property value and the type of tenants that will agree to live there.On the other hand, if the school's football team is popular, this can be an opportunity to AirBnB the property and have a tailgating setup (there was a company on Shark Tank that did that).So I'm afraid I gave you the typical "it depends" answer but I hope this gave you a perspective of the pros/cons for your situation.

Article from HousingWire:The National Association of Realtors drew a line in the sand between homebuyers and investors, but one investor says he’s had enough.NAR made its stance on investors clear on several occasions: Investors are creating more competition for first-time homebuyers, possibly even keeping them from homeownership.Back in January, the initial public offering for Blackstone Group’s single-family rental operator, Invitation Homes, became one step closer to reality, as the company disclosed the terms of its initial public offering.What was unusual about this deal was the fact that it happened with the backing of mortgage giant Fannie Mae, as noted in the Wall Street Journal.NAR did not wait long to criticize the GSE, sending a letter to Mel Watt, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, according to an article by Lorraine Woellert for POLITICO.

My wife and I moved out of the first floor a little over a year ago and into a newly constructed home directly across the street, possibly setting the world record for shortest move!

We just moved from that house into a bigger house in a better area on a really great street.

If you own a property at 123 Main Street in 123 Main Street, LLC, but you want to manage it with your separate property management company, Property Management, LLC, then Property Management, LLC must be a part owner of the property (i.e., a member of 123 Main Street, LLC).  

They are a big company, appeared well run, and assured me that because of their volume that their services fees would be lower than street value.  

IF You're a current, experienced Private Lender & need more $$ on the street in Secured Loans at Great ROI's, Call/Email me.

That GIS tool is great and would really help here in Florida where one street could be legal and the next not.Here in FL, there is a state law from 2011 that restricts municipalities not grandfathered in from adopting restrictive laws, and the ones that are grandfathered in cannot amend their laws. 

Neighborhood street retail in good locations have strong demand.