Bathrooms: 2.5 Square Footage: Increased 2,444 to 2,606 Lot Size: .43 acresPrice: $550,000       Taxes: $3124Why This Location Crushes as an investment: Athletic events, conferences, performances, Corporate housing (IBM, Atrium Health, Bank of America nearby), Medical tourism (major hospital systems), UNC Charlotte: (parents, visiting faculty, recruitment, graduation), Year-round demand (academic calendar + corporate). 

Quote from @Andrew Gray: Hey BiggerPockets community,My name’s Andrew Gray, a former professional athlete turned real estate investor and mortgage agent.

After a career as a professional athlete, I transitioned into full-time real estate investing with a mission to build a lasting legacy for my family and community.As the founder of S7M Enterprises LLC, we specialize in transforming underperforming multi-family properties into strong, cash-flowing assets.

You are correct, I don't have a W2 and my girlfriend is a pro athlete.

Another avenue may be an accountant or if you are an athlete, you could talk to your sports agent or your financial guy.  

I have actually have had the privilege to work with some pro athletes.

And when your there, talking about how there gonna play around in your head, you figure, there a Dr so why not ask them about your athletes foot.

I originally planned to pursue a Graduate Assistantship in athletics, but a series of events steered me toward real estate.This summer, my mom met a local investor at a pottery workshop, introduced us, and now I work for her and her husband.

I am a nuring major and an athlete.

If you invest in a partnership that earns income in a bunch of states and your share of the profits is over the filing threshold for those states, you either need to file nonresident tax returns in those states... or get the partnership to include you in a composite filing.Another example: If you're a professional athlete in US?