Invest in yourself and your business and buy/borrow a couple dozen books and listen as many BP podcasts as you can (and others), turn off the music on your commute and turn up a podcast.To your success...

Thanks, it feels like I've started too late being a senior in high school now, but I've been listening to the podcast more in substitute for listening to to music, but in order to really understand all the terminology used in the podcast I've been reading the BP Ultimate Beginner's Guide.

You took action, so this is like great music to my ears...

I have warned them numerous times about being loud late at night, (2,3,4 am), playing loud music, even called the police once to tell them to quiet down.Last Sunday, the problem girl had friends over, screaming, loud music until 11 pm.

Unfortunately, due to the military, we had to depart the music capital of the United States to a rather unique city, Richmond, VA.

I love real estate.I work in sales and all my real estate experience has been passed down to me by my mother, a 25 year veteran in the industry.You will often find me reading, working, or making music!

This neighbor would be playing loud music, yard was wasn't maintained, and 4 or 5 cars parked in the street and driveway.

Under some unfortunate circumstances, I lost a tenant that was doing a test 6 month trial of renting the granny flat and garage to a month-to-month lease for musIcal needs.

Up until recently I was working in the music industry and I was fortunate enough to be performing and recording with some of todays popular artists.

The best way to get an audience with someone like that is to figure out how you can provide value to what they need.a quick actionable item: throw out music; listen exclusively to podcasts or books during your commute.