We were in Detroit Friday night for a concert and it felt safer than many parts of Atlanta (where I'm from).

Richmond is a wonderful place to live,  4 seasons, low cost of living, tons of events/concerts/breweries, and 2 hours from DC, VA Beach and the mountains.. but investing for cash flow, not so much, IMO there is just a lot more money by expanding your search outward.

The building is on main street within a growing community and faces the town courthouse and a park where concerts and festivals are periodically held. 

I played a concert there for the Community Concert Series folks a few years ago.

You also need to do proper research on the area such as the economy, sports venues, concerts, etc.

In my free time you can find me hiking, attending concerts in the park, or exploring the city with my boyfriend and dog. 

Although if your in eviction court I am thinking the judge will give you a money judgment in concert with the eviction...

I really just need some concert advice on how I should structure a deal with him.

As I've mentioned before, government agencies act in concert to influence operations.You have Dodd-Frank and the SAFE Act.

So, when we get on here are write stuff, it's like getting on stage at a Led Zeppelin concert and speaking......that's scary!