I had some serious enquiries, so I accepted one and then built the cabin the day before they arrived :)Since then I've been hosting on Airbnb and performing music and really enjoy the vacation rental thing SO much more than traditional land-lording.  

I also compose, produce, and play piano. 

When my condo tenant complained about tenants next store playing loud music into the night, my sister, who manages the place for me had to call the condo PM, who contacted the HOA, who contacted the condo owner next door.

As I'm sitting here drinking coffee and listening to some good music I realize that I really miss it.

Remember the game "musical chairs"?

@Sean Colyer @Jon Mason I would join REIN, try to attend the Bigger Pockets meet-up on Tuesday, and make it to Seth Mosley's Music & Money Investors Group that meet the first Wednesday of every month in Franklin.

I used to listen to music during my commute and at the gym... now I listen to Josh and Brandon...

I often go to the gym and have traded my heart pumping music playlist for Bigger Pocket podcast.

Sure we would all like to time things perfectly when the cycle dips/there’s a crash, but if you are planning to hold long term it’s very different than flippers who have houses when the market crashes and “are playing musical chairs and don’t have a chair”.

I have an email that I've composed with all of my rental criteria as well as some FAQs about the property that I send to every prospect that inquires about the property.