It's like musical chairs and when the music stops, the one left out loses. 

Are you a music teacher, a plumber, a stock broker....that gives us some idea where you might "enter" investing.

Some also included cable TV.Some questions I have:How does eviction work if the resident doesn't pay their site rental or if they are creating trouble (loud music, etc.)?

"Remember: Lie, cheat, steal, and listen to heavy metal music." the Devil.

As an example, retail that sells physical books, music or videogame media except in very niche scenarios will have a hard time competing with the web.

I have no interest in being highly leveraged with no equity to backstop me if and when the music stops.Take care!

When I spoke with the seller he advised to take a look at the property and please make him an offer to get rid of this "headache" so that was music to my ears.

I'm looking into buying a piece of land on which to build a multi-use music/video studio-type building (likely modular).I'm having trouble deciding if the price is right and am looking for some guidance. 

This neighbor would be playing loud music, yard was wasn't maintained, and 4 or 5 cars parked in the street and driveway.

Thanks, it feels like I've started too late being a senior in high school now, but I've been listening to the podcast more in substitute for listening to to music, but in order to really understand all the terminology used in the podcast I've been reading the BP Ultimate Beginner's Guide.