howdy, from dallas tx. i'm a full time professional musician, and my income fluctuates seasonally, as well as being all 1099s. 

You'll get burned once and then realize why everyone on these forums always says to put everything in a written contract.Always remember that when stuff goes wrong, everyone, EVERYONE, even you and me becomes self-serving and looks out for their best interest first.Pro athletes and musicians provide plenty of examples of how relationships change with family members when money enters the equation haha.

Hey BP, I’m a self employed full time musician getting into real estate investing, and was wondering has anyone else started out already technically “free” from a 9-5 job?

I would like to get good enough at the guitar to start making money on the side as a musician and save all of that money towards a place.

But for the dictators of suburban/urban growth (the artists, musicians, small business owners, etc...)

Hi!  Long time music producer and dj who has spent the past year really diving into REI.  I've been fortunate enough to support myself from making and playing music now for a good number of years but the older I get t...

Musician earning less than minimum wage.

I'm a former touring musician and for the last 8 years i've been running a private label clothing company with my brother, with retail in Brooklyn, NY and design and production all done out here in Los Angeles, all made in USA!

I've been a full-time musician these last few years, and I'll admit that I should have been spending more time learning about real estate and property management.

I'd love to connect with anyone who needs help with property management, or will let me gain more experience helping manage existing properties.A little more about me: I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, working as a welder & a touring musician right out of high school.