I am a hip hop music artist and producer.

A deed is an instrument used to convey real property (real estate).

It seems like a logical instrument they would use to try and get a handle on out of reach real estate prices for residents. 

If I had the capital to invest in my backyard, I would find something in Indio near where the music festivals are.

Bookkeepers and accountants are not musical artists, artists, authors etc where you can trademark/copywrite your work - all you do is put numbers the business owner gives you in an organized fashion. 

@Collin H. has always preached the same thing from the beginning even when the bubble was inflating, he’s been around through other business cycles to see what happens in the smokies when the music stops.

As Claud Cockburn, a British Journalist, newly arrived in America observed, 'You could talk about Prohibition or Hemingway or air conditioning or music or horses, but in the end, you had to talk about the stock market.

Just as your first home purchase is seldom (exempting trust fund kids, star athletes, movie/music stars, etc.) your dream forever home, you first rental is seldom the luxurious beach front home in a great vacation market.  

Between sports, music, events, local government, shopping amenities, colleges, parks, science hubs, and it's great nightlife; Raleigh simply has it all.

I'm working with a bankruptcy lawyer in San Diego (where I currently live) who is instrumental in guiding me through all my financial hiccups.