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

Basketball?

Furthermore, the tenant's kids took some of the cinder blocks from the section of the retaining wall in the front of the yard and used them to mount their basketball goal.

All of them have said 75%+ occupancy.But between MTSU, weddings, sporting events (multiple youth soccer tournaments is what I know the best, but I know basketball and baseball also have pretty big tournaments here), corporate rentals, etc,  I could see it 

Nearing 1,000 College Students: Here's What I've LearnedI'd recommend buying it as close to to something fun on/near campus (i.e. bars, football stadiums, basketball arenas) as possible.

Here's what I do daily: - drink a liter of water with a scoop of wheatgrass as soon as I wake up (this helps me get ready for the day, wakes me up and hydrates me) - do some form of exercise - ride my bike around town, run, lift weights, play basketball, etc - read something - right now I'm reading a book on TED Talks to help me become a better public speaker - look at my vision board which is a big poster on my wall, the background on my phone and the background on my laptop (it would be impossible to miss it!) 

It was tiresome, while also coaching two basketball teams, and maintaining my sales manager W2 position!

I am a former college athlete (basketball) and I am hanging up the shoes to pursue Multi-Family rental property investing full time.

I used to collect sneakers, play pick up basketball, and attend a mosque. 

Many of our warriors in uniform remain in substandard base housing (but give up their full BAH entitlement) because their BAH is only covering 80-85% of their housing needs.