The location puts it 5 mins from Deep Ellum (bar and live music district), 15 mins from Bishop Arts (one of the trendiest areas in DFW), 5 mins from downtown Dallas with no freeway time, and has the light rail green line running right through the center with the next stop at the Baylor medical center which is a large hospital complex.Can anyone local to the area give some insight as to whether they see this as an up and coming area that will continue to gentrify or perhaps just a flash in the pan because the lots are comparatively inexpensive.I'm considering purchasing two or three SFR to use as MTR's since STR's are now outlawed in Dallas.  

OK Guys,I have been regularly listening to BP podcasts on youtube, it's like my background music, I hope I'm not missing much.I'm actually listening to one right now, which brings me to a question to all of you, inspired by Beardy Brandon, what are you using to keep your funnel full?

--------Something fun and somewhat random at the end: Tim Smith from Coldwell Banker is an agent who specializes on ultra luxury properties in CA - clients expect a promotional video to be produced for their 25 million dollar home and they are usually professionally produced, but this one blew it out of the water: its a music video based on the classic "teach me how to dougie" and went viral! 

Nashville has the music scene tho.

This includes noise from loud sexual activity, and the playing of loud music.

Recently became a 1income household with alot of musical bills associated with that.

My thoughts on Desert Hot Springs is that it is closer to Joshua Tree and during music festival season you'll get an uptick in demand from those looking for places that are easy access to Joshua Tree and the festivals while being close to Palm Springs.

The best advice I have is to stop listening to music - listen only to podcasts while you drive.

Which is fine... til the market changes and inventory increases - when the music stops it will go back to location, location, location.  

I wanted to create a thread where people can discuss and exchange their ideas on the "create" part.When I think of creating in this context, I think of something that provides royalties, like making music or writing books vise a business that would fall into the earn or invest pillars.