I'm from the countryside, but live in Music City now, and the real estate market has been fascinating to observe here in a growing city.

I would have never moved in if I knew the neighbors would play their music so loud or stay up late or whatever.  

Newbies that follow step by step dance moves don't understand, nor do many desire to understand the music, they just want to move and shake something and get paid.

hi guys, While I'm very succefull in the area I work in (music), I'm looking to build a real estate portfolio which would earn me 10K+ per month.  

It's definitely 'sexy' again.Do you think the music is going to stop soon?  

The upstairs tenant had sent me an e mail complaining that they still hadn't quieted down, in fact they turned the music up nd were still loud as of 4 am.  

From slamming the door every time she came in and out the house to playing loud music 24/7. 3 years after buying we finally decided to sell the house.

College kids want to listen to loud music, drink some beer on a porch, and have a good experience.

I had been working in the Music Industry for the past five years, but after getting married in October 2015 I realized that the Music Industry is a single man's game and I decided I wanted to transition into a different career. 

Passions are developed with experiences...just like music.