Before we get into that, here are the facts:1) I have a W-2 job, and I also earn freelance income in the arts. 

I found my first house hack (a fourplex) in a lovely area of older homes, right on the edge of Bishop Arts and Kessler.

Marketing is definitely an art.

I do see many places that have a single framed piece of art on one wall and nothing else.

If there are any costs associated with it, I would consider making the Tenant pay for it.Here's an article with a list of suggestions: https://www.nerdwallet.com/art...

HALF of americans do have less than $5,000 in their bank accounts right now.but here's the thing: if someone's making a clear effort to catch up, they're on the right track, they're communicative, they're respectful, and they take care of their unit... i'm perfectly happy having them as a tenant, and don't want them to leave. i will always want to work with someone who's making those efforts.obviously a line has to be drawn, because you're not doing anyone any favors by letting them dig themselves into too big of a hole. and once in a while, someone does have bad intentions, and you usually don't figure that out until they're way behind.but that all goes to show that managing c-class rentals is an art, not a science.

The key factor in my market is the opening of Epic Universe, Universals new state of the art theme park, set to open in 2025. 

And consider this, it costs far less to educate a student in the liberal arts than it does STEM.

While I love ambiguity in my art and I recognize some of REI is an art-form rather than a science, I am also always looking for ways to increase accuracy in my analyses. 

I think people are tired of growth men acting like they would be a disabled monkey with a crayon in his mouth trying to make art without a woman.