- action (which I think stems from considering the positive "what if's" over the negative "what if's")What do I do for fun - I sing and I write (music and fiction), my 'why' in real estate is to have enough free time to really focus on being creative.C'mon peeps, add your own answers!

I think I just heard the sound of the music from "Jaws", here in Cincinnati!

We play musical appliances before replacing. 

When the music stops, my hope is all of you find a chair!

@Melody Bynum agreed with John.  

Downpayment on a nice car :)and Music Festivals haha

I drove 2 hours to said meeting this morning to walk into a room full of cheerleaders in suits, upbeat music and people dancing around like idiots. 

Then he told me all about himself and we found out we had a love for old 60's music like the Turtles.He wanted 30K for his burnt property and I told him it was a lot worse than I thought.

All 4 of my properties rented out in less than 2 weeks, and 3 of the 4 have had the same original tenants, (one just resigned for a 2 year lease) so low turnover.All my tenants have communicated their love for the properties they occupy, and the area they are in and that they want to stay long term, which is music to a landlords ears. 

In addition to being the political seat of the state, it is a major cultural and music hub – it’s also knows as “The Live Music Capital of the World” and hosts the annual SXSW (South by Southwest music festival) – one of the largest music festivals in the U.S. – which brought over $220 M into the city in 2013,[1] and has an economic impact that far exceeds the festival’s 14 day length.