I'm a musician myself and I think lots of us don't take into consideration that we won't be able to rip and run forever!

(This is coming from someone who chose the 'poor as a churchmouse' profession of freelance musician many years a go... and is very relieved I indulged my real estate curiosity as well)

I'm a transportation planner by trade and a rock climber and  musician by passion.

Hey guys,Former full-time musician turned corporate sucker turned part-time amateur real estate investor. 

We're all big music lovers and would consider ourselves blessed to not only have an accomplished real estate investor in our midst but also an amazing musician.

Hey everyone, just a bit of background, I'm a full-time high school P.E. teacher/football coach, full-time musician, and working on my REI  career so that can take the place of teaching eventually!  

I’m not a traditional earner, I’m a self-employed musician, and in order for me to get a conventional mortgage, I’d have to pay about 40% in taxes each year.

Everything has already happened and cannot be changed.On the other hand, if you are a political scientist, an engineer, an architect, a musician, and yes, an investor, your success is a function of recognizing a number of different inputs, and a number of different objectives, and synthesizing them together into a working environment.You can't apply deconstruction to investing.

MY WHY:To get off the road and spend more quality time with my family and hobbies.I've spent the last thirteen years on the road as either an adventure travel guide; guiding backpackers on camping and hiking tours all across America and Mexico, or these last eight years working production 300+ days a year for touring musicians and bands.

Hello everyone,I'm a self-employed piano technician (previously musician, theatre production manager, and sound designer/composer) who waited until pretty late to get serious about what my finances are going to look like as I get older.