Highly prefer an area that has live music and local farm fresh foods.

While my husband's background is in real estate, mine realy comes from the music industry where I spent 10 years buidling my daughter's career.

I also produce house music and DJ in nightclubs on the side.

You should check out the downtown music scene too.

I have not listened to music for two months.

If your syndication is composed of more than 25% of IRA/401(k) investors, you fall under ERISA and owe fiduciary duties to them.

I am concerned about the market for it in the area as I feel the there may not be a music scene in the surrounding area, but then again I am not in the music scene myself.

I am new here, and I just wanted to quickly introduce myself.A few things about me:I have lived in Nashville my entire life, aside from this last year, which I spent in Portland, Oregon.I am completely new to RE Investing, but I am very interested in multiple types of investing, and real estate is a priority.Real estate has always been around in my life — My mother has been a licensed real estate agent for nearly 20 years, and she now works at a prominent staging company here in Music City.I have some software/programming/web development experience, and graduated a programming bootcamp at the start of this year.I have always been success-minded, and right now I am focused on growing my knowledge of investment in both real estate and the cryptocurrency/stock markets, as well as diversifying my income in general.Feel free to drop a comment and say hi!

The police are better than me at getting music turned down and once police are involved, usually everybody starts getting along.

If you do this a few times a year it creates a pretty good income until the music stops and you have earnest money at risk.