I want to be in The Villages playing softball when the music stops this time.

Mine isn't quite 600 pages Sheldon Cooper style but I have tried to cover everything from shelf space in the fridge to acceptable hours for the music to be turned up. 

(Owner doesn't want info getting back to tenants - understandable level of paranoia)Under market rent was music to my ears.

Borrow some really powerful speakers and play party music all night.

It would also help for the neighbor to document the yelling VIA video and submit that to the police on the down-low (so the angry neighbor doesn't know the neighbor submitted that evidence).Related to this, yesterday I'm working on an upstairs unit and my downstairs tenant blasted music.

An area like Asheville may not have as large a season difference in rates but maybe there is say an event that drives up rates like a music festival. 

I have a desire to support uplifting/encouraging art in Houston, for the art (music, performing arts, visual arts) is the heartbeat of the culture of a city, help propel the local church I am a part of to new levels of influence and ability to help (they have a large prison and drug addict ministry), and to provide future employment/contract work that can help establish good character and personal development in said employees.Real Estate/Business has the potential to impact on a city level what would be nearly impossible to do in the position of a W2 salary, even at higher levels in the corporate ladder IMO.This impact potential gets me absolutely jazzed.And so since November I have devoured books, burned through podcasts, employed my excel and access skillz, joined a local REI club, met up with local investors, read numerous BP threads/blogs, and now begun the actual deployment of action steps.The beginning of March has marked the real start of a new endeavor along side my engineering day job... heading down the Wholesaling route, seeing as deals are the must-have corner stone for this entire business. 

I am a radically inclusive Motivational Music Minister and am currenly employed with the YMCA as a Behavior Support Specialist, specializing in Mental Health.I was born in Oakland, CA the Summer of '83, raised in Ohio and currently reside in San Diego, CA.

Buyers who are looking for replacement properties should be music to brokers' ears. 

Additional accolades are also helpful.