I found the one from the Music department interesting.

However, the taxes are a little steep.If one is tapped out, use this opportunity to do something one loves such as learning how to play an instrument, and/or get in shape.

I'm ready to be CURED of the disease.I currently work as an insurance agent and a minister of music at a local church.

You should also sign a promissory note, and whatever security instrument (i.e. deed of trust, mortgage) the state where the property is located uses.If your lender doesn't require a note or security interest in the property, send him or her my way!    

There are also truly great threads on crowdfunding (just search the keyword) and if you're an accredited investor, the CF sites offer a very nice alternative to current yields you may be getting on bond or cash-like instruments.

I want to buy a residence on Vancouver Island ASAP-tomorrow, and preferably one big enough & quiet enough to perform & record music in, (like a Yoga Studio or Warehouse).

Since Asbury is more than just a typical beach town with the amount of restaurants, events, and large music scene it attracts a large amount of year round interest.

For all of the pain, arguing with tenants, drugs and screeching tires and loud music and social management....

Turn off the TV and music.

I'm sure it's the first mortgage based on which instrument is cited in the foreclosure notice.