I wasn't really concerned with it until the 5th or 6th time it happened each time stopping playing loud music and cursing at me.

But I definitely have leaned that most people my age won't understand why I don't know any music because I just listen to podcasts.  

If you start playing musical chairs with attorneys it can cost you as you will have to start anew each time which is tic toc ching ching if you know what I mean. 

The draw to NYC is the music scene though.

This information was music to our ears because it means that despite all the stress and financial overages, we are not underwater on our house...and to me that is success!

Fountain Square now has a brewery, ice cream shop, multiple music venues, art museum, the cultural trail, etc, etc...    

Like music to my ears!

Hi Leonard,We run a real estate business in Quintana Roo, the Mexican Caribbean side, and we have invested ourselves in real estate here.Some general advice if you invest in Mexican real estate: Always work with reliable referrals in Mexico.

That passion was music.

Your next best bet to find something cheap is the North End which is about 3 Miles North of Downtown, but off Woodward and Oakland Aves, or maybe the east Jefferson Area.Also, if your Spanish is pretty solid, and can handle dealing with people without a verifiable job, or immigration papers, SW Detroit, in Mexican Village could be an option.In all these places I mentioned you better be ready to dig in hard on a renovation, and take control of the property.