They understand the housing market better than anyone, they are literally betting on 2021.The housing market is like musical chairs, we don't have enough homes at the moment when the music stops.

And it could be attractive to out of state talent with an impressive food, music, and art scene.

Like downloading music illegally or sharing Netflix passwords.

Native New Mexican here, transplanted to Massachusetts.Bought first property at 33, a 3 story triplex.Re: student rentals, you could concentrate your marketing toward STEM graduate and medical students at UNM.

Better than listening to the same music over and over like 99% of the sheeple out there punching time clocks into their 70s.  

We do all sorts of production (drones, music videos, commercials) but we specialize in wedding films.

I figure you could charge an arm and a leg during bigger music festivals but I can't verify that, and I also don't know what it's like year-round over there.  

In terms of Taco, that is my 3rd favorite food, behind Chinese and Italian.Originally posted by @Jonathan Greer:@David Song I hate to say but Mexicans drive inflation in my opinion.

In the medium term I want the freedom to pursue music/circus at a high level while doing some amount of freelance software engineering (I'm currently a full time software engineer for a big company) on the side.Congrats on the contract! 

It was a dump when I first got it, realtor sign was knocked over and graffitied, paint peeling off the exterior, 5 different types of flooring from front door to the back sliding glass, all walls were Mexican restruant yellow, rents were $600-660.