Also a couple good ones to add are Rich Dad poor dad, 4 Hour Work Week, Think And Grow Rich, Millionaire Real Estate Investor as @Chris Music stated above.

Hi everyone,Right now I am about to finish my last semester of college with a degree in music.

" I acknowledge that a team of 20 professionals can probably bang out a project like this in slightly less time than an inexperienced engineer and his music student/elementary orchestra teacher wife. 

I know of an airbnb property down the road from my place in Cleveland by an arts district and busy music venue.

If you are left playing musical chairs when the market falls, you'll be found without a seat (thanks Marty Boardman for the analogy from our first Podcast.)

Eccentrics who made their million and just come to Kauai to relax and get away.Everyone is pretty laid back and unassuming here, but your neighbor or person hanging out on the beach could be in the next Movie, Free Music festival, or own a billion dollar company that we frequently use the services or products of. 

My friend I call Mexican Joe lived in a 2/1 while we were growing up(neighbors).

I have also flipped two houses, largely on my own with my own designs and have done most of the construction myself with a Mexican laborer.

Should I ask the Complainer to put in writing the nature (voices, music, creaking floors) of the noise they are hearing.I've heard horror stories on bad tenants and have a little experience over the past 4 years.

OK.. what do I consider a bad area - well, really it might just be "low income" - I mean there are 3-5 cars in front of one house... you know people working on their cars in the drive way - actually the street I am interested in I would say is probably filled with Mexican working class... but a couple streets over it seems scary, like Sunday afternoon gang banger looking guys hanging in their front yard with pitbulls.My dad is familiar with the area, and says yes, back in the day (10 years ago) there used to be shootings in that area, he is not sure now...