Liberal, lots of music/art sizzle, restaurants, "happening" place, public transit, young people and jobs, RE been on fire for a long time..

Or you could amortize the payments, which means that each time you pay the Seller some of your payment goes towards principal reduction so that by the 20th year the loan has been repaid in full.The fact that the Seller doesn't want to pay expenses, wants a monthly income, and the place needs rehab (so you can force appreciate the building) should be music to your ears.

For all the lovely agents out there... you're going to get a kick out of this!!!http://www.romerohomes.com/blog/realtor-andrea-romero-caught-video/REALTOR, Andrea Romero, is showing off her vocals while making fun of ...

There's so many more shows for couples (Celine, Britney, Cirque de Soleil), clubs and music festivals for the twenty-somethings, and even more options for the family than before (like the LINQ complex).

The music sounds good, but it is more often an unethical  and/or illegal tune. 

I have successfully flipped two of my own homes over the recent past- one in Los Angeles, CA and another in Melrose, Mass.I’ve been in the music business for most of my adult life and it’s been very good to me, sending me to live in great cities such as New York, Boston and Los Angeles.

I have a question for you.....just wondering for my survey, do you have a musical or arts background at all?

I spent $200K cash in 9 months because I was "promised" a $1M fee for being the middle-man in trading historical currency, as well as a $15M line of credit to finance my other businesses (I also had a music development company and traded stock options online). 

Ironically I learned that from the music industry.

Lots of people made a ton of money on that party, and yes, when the music stopped there were some who couldn't find a chair.