My professional background is in production management/ producing for Commercials and Music Videos.

Always hoping that when the music stops we will have a chair.

@Jimmy Clark I worked at Kapalua Bay Hotel...bartender at the pool bar and the Bay Club (now Merriman's)...Love to wiggle my toes in the sand while enjoying local music at Leilani's!

The rent vs the purchase price is AWESOME (music in the background kind of awesome!)

Originally posted by Chris Music: @Steven Hamilton II great breakdown, what do you mean by the 50% rule?

Besides they may also be headache tenants that call you for everything, who blast music or have a lot of foot traffic.Do a forum search for the "50% rule" to find out the criteria you should be using to evaluate a potential deal.

That's why musical instruments are made out of wood.

josh, to my knowledge, code enforcement won't be able to do anything about rap music being played, or thugs hanging outside, bc the truth is that if these were handsome guys dressed in polo shrits and khakis it wouldn't bother people--sorry if that's not PC enough for some people. you can't discriminate agaisnt these people bc they dress like criminals, (although i'm so perplexed how they manage to keep their pants from not falling to the ground lol) so yes, code enforcement may be able to do something about the cars, but that really only solves a part of the problem..they can still hang outside on their property.

I have been speaking with four of my close musician friends (who have equal or greater success in music and also hold similar day jobs) about starting a friendly purchasing group.

However, I do credit my degree in English heavily for my success in real estate as my dad credits his Music degree.