You’ll have way too many neighbors that will quickly get sick of the loud music and puking.

@Rick Albert Sounds like you found a real winner down here in Music City!

I was in the music business for the past 12 years and also owned a social media marketing company.

If you are being bothered by a roommate playing loud music or keeping you up at night it can cost you a lot more then the savings. 

Lack of job growth makes for a scary situation when the music stops and this economy cools down. 

Some Mexicans (guys from Mexico) have crazy experience in rock work and know how to do this stuff in their sleep.

He means that should someone do something illegal, your name is the one on the account, leaving you responsible when the legal notice comes in for someone downloading music or something of the sort. 

Investors may see the restrictions on building height and others becoming more common across the city and they don't want to be stuck "holding the bag" when the development music stops. 

I have a home in a residential zoning area and the vacationers in the STR's near us used crude language, blast their music into the wee hours of the morning, throw liquor bottles into neighboring yards, etc, etc.

As for culture... well it's mixture of different cultures and it's unique music (Motown), left its mark on the music industry.