Young kids riding around blasting loud music.

So they can't turn their music up, they can't stay up late and all kinds of stuff without fear of having you hear them and not like what they're up to.

The last finisher gets to fall on their butt in a game of musical chairs.So no permits ongoing and strong rents bodes well for you.

I'm trying my hand with real estate investment.Real Estate Goals:To invest in tax liens and rehab residential properties for instant cash flow or flip.About me:I'm a car and music enthusiast.

Bill Gulley makes some good points, but that particular book has drawn accolades from many other BP members, so I don't suspect that the OP is a "one post wonder" here to hype a book and thus spamming us. 

Thanks @Ray Orellano, @Chris Music for the warm welcome!

Deborah Burian @Naveen Desai Thank you ALL very much for your well wishes and accolades....

I especially like embedded videos with music.

We discuss craft beer, music, and movies on the podcast.

Over the last 6-7 years, Austin has posted consistent job growth (3-4% TTM job growth is some of the best in the nation), outstanding population in-migration (I've read something like 150 people a day are moving to Austin), good civic leadership, a very aggressive economic development corporation here which is actively recruiting companies here (see the RECA site and Opportunity Austin 3.0 for more details via the Austin Chamber of Commerce), and some excellent structural advantages (i.e. flagship UT 50,000 + students, temperate climate, relatively low cost of living, music culture, etc.).