my blogs are about musics and internet topics...

But, not a very good place if you don't care for live professional music shows (mostly country), theme parks, water rides, lake activities, night clubs, buffet style pig troughs, motels where Presidents have stayed and more convention centers meeting rooms per capita than probably anywhere in the country and cheap public transportation on theme set trolleys.More than a million visitors each year.

And, if you recognize that, you can profit greatly, while the fools get left as the last man looking for a chair when the music stops.

Hey all - I have seen posts on here indicating there are no new vouchers in Baltimore and existing voucher holders are playing musical chairs with their residence. 

But don't get left holding the bag when the music stops.

I listen to the  BP podcasts more than I do music!  

You could try royalties...I never have and don't know much about it, but there's a website that auctions music royalties that people are getting rid of.  

Over time they tend to average 1 to 2%.Often for upside deals it's a game of musical chairs where timing can be everything and you can win big or lose it all. 

But the music will stop, and you will be left without a chair.I recently bought a duplex from a gentleman who had remote-managed it here in Pennsylvania from Georgia for seven years.

I only need one Residence and one Rental to take advantage of all the Deductions and Deferred and Tax-free methods available to play "musical houses" in the USA.