Going back a bit as to the salesman, The Music Man has to be one of the top examples, selling band instruments using the "Think Method" if you think you can play it, you can.My first selling experience was as a 12 something kid, my folks had a camping trailer/supply business, I just jumped in doing demonstrations showing how easy it was setting up a tent trailer.

Sporting / music events bring these crowds.

., calls involving complaints of fireworks, domestic incidents, "groups annoying," loud music, animal control issues and neighbor disputes.

Anyone familiar with the area have any favorites near Music Row?

While I did pick up notes outside my area, in fact the state, but I had an exit for them before I bought them.IMO, investing individually in notes, I can't stress the importance of "you have to know the territory" as the music man would say.

I would just put a new one in her apartment rather than playing musical fridges with a vacant unit.

The final two applicants were a guy who I enjoyed discussing music with and a much more qualified woman named Natalie who had recently relocated to Augusta.

My towns have restaurants, movie theaters, live music venues, concerts on the green, great schools, and more.

Music is my big passion and I believe real estate can help me to do more of that and create a future that has more freedom to work on the creative projects I want.

So, what happens when the music stops?