Here, I play softball with leagues consisting of 250 teams,  pickleball on one of 150 Pickle ball courts ( can"t play in Oregon because the courts would always be wet!)

It has UAB and their building a brand new football stadium in downtown.

(Got a new roof)Population Growth = School Growth (New Schools)Schools that look like Taj Mahals, with football stadiums that rival colleges with score boards to match. 

Pros: Low cost of entryHigh demand for rentalsRelatively High Cap RatesStrong economic drivers, and set to benefit from more remote workers No hurricanes/ Good football team.

On top of all of that, it boasts one of the best college football teams Ohio state buckeyes, which is very well known and has a cult following, and attracts a lot of people to the games. 

That's like trying to predict the outcome of a football game based on the first quarter score.

Scenery: 1 (mountains, river, trees)4. amenities: 1 (Park, pool, river, football field, tennis court, baseball field (not close enough to be hit lol), yard)5. crime rate: 1 (literally only a few assaults in past year and one robbery)6. income: 3 (median household income = $43,000)7. transportation: 2 (some but not much)8. walking distance: 1 (close to everything)9.

@Evan ParkerI had an old football coach teach that had a saying he used at every practice he said “Men, you either get better or you get worse, there is no in between”.As I made the decision to leave corporate after many years of thinking I had “stayed the same” I realized all of the opportunities I had missed to start building financial security.

I'm a Minnesota Vikings fan and someday would like to visit the state and watch a live football game.

@Terry Lao are you suggesting a football stadium being built and staffed is somehow going to create real, impactful, job growth in a city, especially Las Vegas?