When it becomes saturated those left standing when the music stops will be left with no other choice than to discount for cash flow.

We produce commercials, graphic designs, websites, music videos, etc. 

When it comes to selling maybe it doesn't increase the sale price by more then a couple hundred dollars but it helps make the house that much more memorable to a potential buyer and it entices them to make an offer that much sooner.These are all basic "smart home" upgrades that any house of any price point could have but you can also get much more fancy with automated blinds and music that plays when you walk in the door and other stuff like that but I feel like those are very unique to specific buyers and may not have any impact on the bottom line.As far as knowing who is ready, it's hard to say some people are hesitant and fear their smart devices being "hacked".

I met some really great people at the last Music & Money meetup where Brandon Turner was a guest speaker. 

Neat post... 100K fourplexes make me miss Texas... like 80's country music...I have an older fourplex in a working class area, the repair/maintenance may depend on how much you do yourself/hire out and labor rates there...

To me that's a game of musical chairs that I'm too risk averse to play.  6.  

Heather Colley Brandon will be in Franklin tomorrow at the Music and Money Investors Group.

@Melody T.Which group was this?

There are many signs of many areas becoming gentrified - from arts/music centers popping up, to many buildings being renovated or rebuilt, to the city even putting in new parking meters.  

This also brings me Back to my other Life/Biz Objective Goals, making Movie & Music Films!