I'm sorry if this is the incorrect place for a post like this (I thought it would be since it's a question about an aspect of the podcast), but I had a question about the music behind one of the ad read's that Brandon does on the BiggerPocket's podcast.

I recently lost the largest account I had for my home-based music business and am looking to transition to real estate investments.

I was looking to walk away from a publishing deal (Songwriting(, so I could own my own music catalog.

I was lucky to have stumbled over a list of books on a Instagram post and decided to listen to them at work rather than listen to my usual country music.

I started listening to the podcast every day more than I listen to music.

My brother bought a house a year ago and we call his neighbors "the lost boys" (from Peter Pan) because there are always 5-15 kids with no adults around playing music and running around.

My goal is to wholesale a few props so I can get out of debt and then concentrate on pursuing a music career w/ wholesaling as a hobby.

This sounds like sweet music to the ears...

Everything from loud music, slamming doors, screaming, and a constant stream of riff-raff.

At the south end of the Malecon you will find crafts, arts, snacks, music, street performers and in general warm hospitality offered up by the local merchants.