Tesla just opened up in Tulsa, and I read an article that said they’re going to be the new music city.

Lifetime of experience in the music industry, but covid has forced me to change careers at 45.

this is music to my ears

Take the cash that was dead as equity and now free (that background music you're hearing right now is the party your cash is now throwing), and use it as 20% down on replacement properties. 

A growing number of companies, including high-profile businesses such as Google and Warner Music Group, have announced that they will keep their employees working from home until at least next year (which suggests demand for new space will continue to be low as the world waits for a vaccine and new treatments that will defang the novel coronavirus).

More interesting it has become a hotbed of creativity in the music, visual and media arts with a concentration of rapidly growing enterprises at the forefront of digital media, real estate, and entertainment expansion.

WASHINGTON STATE:EIGHT months into tenancy, these 19 year old kids (winter tenant, hard to find tenants during the winter and they checked the boxes for credit and income) had complaints from neighbors about loud music, trashed part of the carpet, over grown lawn, unpaid water bills, and now their friend took apart the drain of a sink in the bathroom to try to fix a clog and mucked it up putting it back together.

EIGHT months into tenancy, these 19 year old kids (winter tenant, hard to find tenants during the winter and they checked the boxes for credit and income) had complaints from neighbors about loud music, trashed part of the carpet, over grown lawn, unpaid water bills, and now their friend took apart the drain of a sink in the bathroom to try to fix a clog and mucked it up putting it back together.

Turn on the music and let them pull.

Most of my income is in the form of cash gigs or 1099 work through private music instruction and performances.