There's also a vibrant food, music, and arts scene.The joke nowadays is that no one in Austin is actually from Austin, and I think that there will continue to be a large influx of young, skilled workers that will drive prices around these areas up.

If your holding time frame is 20 years then you should be ok but if you have to sell next year or in 5 years you might find yourself upside down.I would love to see data showing job creation in the area by market sectors which could give some support to the idea that the music will continue.

I'm going to look around I-155 at some 2BRsDo either of you have experience with VRBO/AirBnb if I had an opportunity to get 1 on music row?

My career is in a totally different realm, I work in the music business, but I'm now ready to rock this!

Hobbies include music and fitness. 

That is where his interest for real estate was born, but his passion is his music career & he is currently on tour (But due to him growing in age, he wants to get out of that lifestyle).

I've been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast for a while which I came across on google play music.

Hey there again BP,So I work a job that occasionally has down time and machine time where I can read, listen to music, play games or go on Facebook or whatever, and just recently I've become much more active on this site.

There was an article in Vanity Fair a couple years ago that debated whether this was Bubble 2.0, and those on the side of bubble argued that the companies are living off of this VC game of musical chairs.  

I've only been exploring this whole new world for a month now, but I am about to start my 4th book (I'm a slow reader but getting faster) and have not listened to music in the car for a while now, just podcasts and it's been really amazing learning about real estate.I am currently the engineering & quality assurance manager for an overhead crane company in Azle and I'm looking to further my knowledge in real estate and figure out how and when to make my first deal.