Obviously, the renter's family would like to take advantage of the swim and tennis in my neighborhood, but in order to do so, the HOA fees must be paid and access card is given.  

An eager and intelligent protege is a great person to add to a network because you never know what horse in a stable will become a champion.

At the end of the day Michael Jordan was limited to being only a scoring champion before he met Scottie Pippen.

Those are owned by the owners association.At the end of the 50 year lease agreement, one of three things usually happens: 1) they renegotiate another lease for 50 or so years, 2) the land owner offers to sell the land to the owners association, or 3) the land owner buys all of the improvements (buildings, pool, tennis court, etc.) from the owners association. #3 is not likely to happen because the land owner would need very deep pockets to buy out every owner and all of the common elements. #2 could happen during the lease or at the end of the lease, and does on occasion.

Wealth-building of champions.

Flint is a very rough place.Personally, I don't invest there but I was thinking, if you are championing gentrifying the area vs. just buying,it might help others potential investors know where to invest and help cluster investments to make them more valuable if there was a map of the area with a numbered grid on it.Each grid being a small area, for instance 5 bock long by 5 blocks deep.

The complex is renovated and features a nice gym, 3 pools, tennis court, kayak launch, etc.

My favorite sports are Basketball, Tennis, and Weight Training.

@Jordan Champion why are the lenders saying that you don't qualify?  

It's $1100 per month, but includes cable/internet and access to all sporting facilities (8 tennis courts, 3 pools, weight rooms and free classes).