I would recommending looking at your property through the eyes of the NBA, or Next Best Alternative, to see if there is a market for you property as a mid-term rental. 

I mean Joe Montana is a very successful Developer same with Steve Young.. and Ronnie Lott has done well in RE also.but I bought a big mansion that was 3/4 done from an NBA star and he was not business savvy at all.. and on top of that had about 7 or 8 baby moma's all with child support judgements against him ..

But here’s where I’d push back a bit: playbooks aren’t static—they’re meant to be rewritten.Think about the NBA if you’re a hoops fan like me.

Lebron James can play in the NBA, you know?   

The city is also breaking ground on a new arena for the NBA leading OKC Thunder basketball team

They were also more likely to smoke in the house and leave burn marks on furniture.Now, I’m shifting my focus to families and business travelers, especially since we’re only 5 miles from the Houston Medical District and major attractions like Minute Maid Park (home to Major League Baseball's Houston Astros), Toyota Center (home to the NBA's Houston Rockets) and the NRG stadium (a multi-purpose stadium with seating capacity of 72,220).

But in both careers, I found I was giving more time and getting less fulfillment.While working 9-5 jobs, over the past 5 years (Finished Study at BGSU in 2011), I've spent countless hours working for free and volunteering to try and make my dream of working in an NBA Front Office a reality.

I feel really like a rookie trying to play in the NBA. 

The Bucks have new stadium and recently agreed to new NBA G League stronghold in OshKosh. 

I also understand that banks might be more willing to deal at the end of the quarter or year - the fewer properties on their books, the better for their balance sheet. end of quarter is a real thing I bought a big mansion that a NBA player had gotten 3.4 done  on a disposition from wells fargo .but it had to be off the books by a date certain so we had about 6 business days to close it.. we paid 1.7 million in cash for it. then refinanced it after we owned it and pulled out another million to finish it.. turned out to be my best rehab ever sold it first day on the market for 5 million :)  I had 2 other partners.. so its was a nice pay day.. but that all happened because wells wanted it off their balance sheet or default list by end of a certain quarter..