I learned that MBA students usually stayed short-term, and art or music students no matter their age are usually still into partying LOL.We found a niche with law students, and rented mainly tiny studios.  

Especially if they're going to be playing musical roommates.  

I have family and friends with cash who are itching to get securitized higher yielding instruments, and selling the notes I have could be a great way to increase my returns and their returns.

Smoky Mountains seems to be good for the musically inclined. 

When you get that big a gap in the way sellers and buyers are thinking then nothing much happens.He likens the current situation to a game of musical chairs...at the moment the music is still playing.

You need to be asking them all about their habits, routines, work hours, do they have weird hobbies or loud instruments.

I left my husband move in I don't care we go to store come in and watch TV or music rest of the day. 

These houses are easy for buyers to get into, they are expensive to maintain and the KB neighborhoods in my area stagnate; overgrown yards, old leaning fences, worn out siding in need of paint, foreclosures on every other block, loud music etc.

It's where I see lots of people in the music scene leaving Portland going to..

I still feel weird driving the sports car, especially with the top down and music blaring.