I work for the Postal Service and have the ability to listen to music/podcasts on Spotify while working my 40 hours.

Using your same "logic" then, if I removed the "Horn section, the sheet music, all the "G flats", and the key signature, a particular song would sound great..."."

Crude seat-of-the-pants observation, but it may give me up to 12 months to find a chair when the music stops. 

The family members own sizeable houses with pretty nice views, so he uses them for a lot of music videos - so he gets a much higher hourly fee for those (I wanna say around $130 to $175/hour).

Not exactly renters, but former owners of my friend's property left original sheet music from Mozart and Beethoven!

The new subfloor definitely eliminated the squeaks and the insulation muffled more of the sounds ie; talking, music, TV etc. but it is still not perfect.

I was running my own company in the music industry for the last 12 years where I was fortunate and disciplined enough to build up some savings to have as working capital knowing one day I would go into REI.I started my music company at 22 years old and was able to build a pretty well known brand in my field.I got burned out and lost my passion for it and decided a year ago it was time to move on to real estate.I'm still young enough and naive enough to think I can build an even bigger business in REI and eventually scale my way up to having a large portfolio of SFH's and MFR's. 

I had that property rented right away last year, but my agent was there for all showings and I would leave the house with zen music and essential oils which is what led us to our quick discussion.

These days, I don't usually see or hear commercials since I typically listen to my music via Spotify and have no cable TV, but I did happen to have the radio on and heard an interesting ad.

A lot of exciting things are happening : the film and music industry is booming and land is cheap..er.