The reason is obvious, they can't get real jobs with that liberal arts degree so they move where there's the highest density of restaurants, the big city, to be waiters.

@Coleman CoxHello @Art Perkitny,I agree with you.

Residents pay just 0.74% of their home value in property taxes, one of the lowest rates in the country.Nearly one-fourth of the city’s labor force works in the arts and entertainment industry, and three casinos are among the top five employers.

It's part science and part art...listen to some of the podcasts on finding lenders, watch videos of people giving their "pitch" then practice. 

Staging the home with a few pieces of furniture & home decos certainly makes the home look more "homey" (especially for the MLS photos) and staging can help a buyer visualize their items being in the house.

Street art scene also good right?

They are not new but you may not have read them.The Power of Habit - great book for understanding your own and other peoples habits.Hmm, most of the books I can think of have been mentioned on the BP podcasts.Buy and Hold by David Schumacher is great.The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing - great for getting your own house in order.not a book, but a blog - Mr Money Mustache - great for getting your own life focused if Financial freedom is your thing. 

Watching my house be built was an art as they had all the subs doing what they needed building batches of 5-6 houses like a well oiled machine.

That said though, it is a vehicle for me to pursue my life passions of primitive skills, permaculture, health & wellness and mixed martial arts.

I am very happily married to a wonderful elementary art teacher.