Yes, the tuition about killed me but since he got a full scholarship an expensive liberal arts college (University of Richmond) it was worth it in the end.

Put a garden in... add art... find solid tenants, etc...

Airplanes are amazing works of art. 

Its close by commuter rail, its got a lot of potential in the downtown and its getting better, and it has a great underground music/ art scene because artists can actually afford to live there. 

I came here because the arts world is full of compromise and sacrifice- body, spirit, finances, time, and most importantly, family.

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(**** that)" is tagged in white at the bottom of the art.

Yes, the ability to find great deals appears to be a combination of art, skill and sheer determination.

The fact that what they sell are magic beans, what they teach is impractical and what they do is largely master the art of separating an investor from their money is not the problem.

This apartment was state of the art when it was built - grand staircase, elevator, like a brownstone; even the street was upscale (Park Avenue).