You can only listen to a good music playlist so many times..Now that I'm in the REI mindset, I'm excited to pair investing with my construction pursuits. 

It's a rollercoaster of music, food, and unpredictable weather.

Like downloading music illegally or sharing Netflix passwords.

Yet despite having all the opportunity in the world, his son was a total pothead and spent his 20's pursuing a music career as a rapper.

Detroit is a great city with tons of cool history, the best music and awesome people but it has been suffering steady post-industrial decline, lack of jobs, population decline and is well know as an extremely risky place to invest except for a very recent uptick.

Sounds like other contractors have been on site in past, makes me think of Bubba with loud polka music. 

get some music jamming!!

His philosophy was a tenant will move out with little or no notice anyway and not much you can do about it, so might as well put them on month to month....from his side if there is something they are doing he doesn't like....too many people, too many cars, playing loud music and disturbing neighbors, pets they didn't disclose or whatever, he can raise the rent or give notice to move out with 30 days notice since it is month to month.   

When I listen to the audiobook, I can see a picture of a guy with a smoking jacket, cigar, and a glass of cognac with classical music in the background, lol.

Memphis, TennesseeEconomic Factors: Memphis' economy is diversified, with sectors in transportation, shipping, and music tourism.Rental Demand: Steady, especially in affordable neighborhoods.Property Prices: Affordable in comparison to many other major cities.Rent-to-Price Ratio: Higher than average due to low property prices and decent rental rates.Market Trends: Steady, with a focus on affordable housing.Employment Opportunities: The job market is mixed, with some sectors growing more than others.Population Growth: Slow but steady.Vacancy Rates: Higher than national average, but depends on neighborhood.Local Laws: Tennessee laws tend to be landlord-friendly.4.