And it could be attractive to out of state talent with an impressive food, music, and art scene.

Like downloading music illegally or sharing Netflix passwords.

Better than listening to the same music over and over like 99% of the sheeple out there punching time clocks into their 70s.  

So you can pay now, or pay later and make some money for a while.Or follow the path of more than a few people and pay never.  1031 into a passive cash flow producing instrument at some time and never sell at the end. 

We do all sorts of production (drones, music videos, commercials) but we specialize in wedding films.

I would look into setting up a trust so the legacy goes beyond your mom and you, check options to convert the 401K into another instrument if that is still possible, look at something other than a mortgage and let me maybe show you a strategy called 3CX that would allow you to develop a constantly growing portfolio using a combination of reinvestment of cashflow and using line of credit financingI'll send you a connection request so we can setup a phone call if you are interested.

I figure you could charge an arm and a leg during bigger music festivals but I can't verify that, and I also don't know what it's like year-round over there.  

decide if you really really want to be a landlord for the rest of your life.or if you would like to look at other financial instruments that will return as much with much less work.or buy a business that makes any of the standard investments pale .. if your going to put time and energy into something maybe owning a cool little business that makes you 100k or more a year would be fun and profitable.

We believe learning how to be a self-managing landlord will be instrumental in starting and scaling your real estate investing portfolio.

In the medium term I want the freedom to pursue music/circus at a high level while doing some amount of freelance software engineering (I'm currently a full time software engineer for a big company) on the side.Congrats on the contract!