With an NFL, NBA, and a MLS team starting in 2021, it is tough to see the citys growth slow down. 

Have worked in the NBA for the past 5 years and currently have a former NBA player looking to invest in that area.  

This could work for a wholesale deal, but you need to shop for some of the big players in your market and plan on holding it for a few months.I bought a 3.4 finished 10k sq ft mansion from an NBA player that ran out of money.. we spent over 1 million finishing it.. now to be fair 250k was in the landscaping alone.. but your point is well taken..  

https://www.wdrb.com/news/louisville-to-welcome-professional-women-s-soccer-team/article_35d669c2-f352-11e9-86b2-7fd62620ecad.htmlIt isn't the MLS or NBA, but hopefully the city can rally support to pull in some more teams!

However he had a nondisclosure agreement or NBA that he wanted me to sign in which I wouldn’t compete with him for two years. 

Cirrus SR 22  I had just bought an NBA basketball players 3/4 finished mansion in Portland Oregon put 1 million into finishes and sold it first day on market for 5 million.. we made    well we made a bunch let me put it that way.. so even though I had owned many airplanes over the years they were used and under 100k each.. this was brand new and I went to the factory In Duluth MN spent a week on transition training and flew it home to Portland  9 hours Hobbs time.  

Glad to be apart of the community and I look forward to interacting with you all.SN: I'm a big fan of the NBA and basketball in general and would love to catch a game and talk hoops, life and real estate at anytime.

@Paul Leason  agreed  unless its like the top of the pop in PHX ... you never know with those monster homes. back in 04 I bought a mansion from a basketball player NBA  that was 3/4 done..in Portland OR>. and our market pretty much peaks at 6 million or so for river front.. we finished it I listed it and sold it first day for 5 million cash.. 

I've had several reviews mention in jest where one spouse walked on the beach while the other spouse watched the NBA Finals, etc and loved every minute of it. 

The once-sleepy government town is attracting a rush of buyers and flurry of development near its Golden 1 Center, a new NBA arena.”For full disclosure, I haven’t had a WSJ subscription since college and I’m unable to read the full article.