In continuing with my “HOW TO” series I thought I would post on a topic that has reared its head again lately – the notorious “due on sale” clause (key terrifying music).

Some of us cashed/tapped out in '22 and found a chair before the music stopped. 

I'm currently 23 and I'm passionate about the entertainment industry, especially music, and real estate investing! 

Lots of really good seafood and live music. 

So you had lots of vacancies in the weekdays and then people having parties on the weekends.Lots of locals smoking weed on the front porch / blasting music on front porch, plus worse, that I wasn’t fully privvy too.Airbnb is making it harder and harder to screen Airbnb tenants (a quick Google / FB stalk is impossible without last names / photos being shown).A party starting to kick up at 2 am that you’re watching from your outdoor cams hundreds of miles away and your 450k home on the line is a terrible feeling.Anyone who’s been doing Airbnb long enough has horror stories, big items stolen, thousands of dollars of damage, or worse.

Great food, live music, parks, art, theater.  

And it’s not just because of the music or tourism industry, which is what most folks think about when they think of Nashville (who spend $27 million / day).

@Melody T.California is generally more cumbersome than other states when it comes to taxes and filings.

Perhaps also reach out to production companies who might want to use the home for music videos, commercials, television shows or movies.  

Quote from @Melody T.: That's amazing, @Kristi Kandel!