The simple solution was to call a music store that sold new and used pieces, they hauled it away and gave me a couple hundred dollars for it.

most of my apartment tenants are a pain and i have to play babysitter...they're constantly fighting, calling me at 3 am saying this guy's music is too loud, or i can hear them having sex, or this girl had friends over and they took up all the good parking spots, or this guy keeps parking infront of our basketball hoop, or those kids keep playing basketball near my car, or....i get new ones every day...my houses are much easier!!

What if one complains about another playing his music too loud?

I’m most interested in BRRRR for residential and commercial but open to learning different things to broadened my horizons.For fun, I have experience in the music and film industry so creativity comes natural to me.

Well first of all I'm happy for your decision, I personally think that Nashville is among the best places to invest, especially now when the music industry is booming.

The sellers know that those things will come up on every inspection, so relisting it will do them no good, they'll have to face the music if they want to sell.

I sometimes make little musical commentaries, usually parodies, in response to current events.

mike's right...i discrimnate agaisnt rude, disrespectul people...this includes people blasting music in their car when they call on my for rent signs...c'mon, if you're not courteous enough to turn down the music in your car for a few minutes, then i don't think you'll be a good neighbor to my tenants

What you would really need to do if your lyrics are good is to find a music writer or writers to partner up with and put the lyrics to music.

Some examples in the music fields: Madonna, Lady Gaga, Carrie Underwood.Acting - again, many films have achieved success due to the leading lady.