There's North vs South, east coast vs west coast etc. again its old news yes.Often controversy sells - this is quite true in the music and movie industry as it has a fictitious base anyway but it seems to be the case in real estate - controversy sells unbeknownst to me, up until now that is.

Some of my other interests include: traditional clay sculpting, science, amateur prop building, literature and writing, crafts of all sorts, animal fostering, hiking, horror movies, music, laughing (a lot), yoga and plant-based cooking.

I also replaced all my love for music with your podcast

After quitting that, I went back to community college to study music, and I'm halfway through the program now. it's been a lot of fun, but now of course I must seriously consider my financial future if I want to continue with a music career.The good news is that I have a significant amount of change to invest in thanks to a fortunate family situation.

When the music stops, someone is held holding the potato.

+Seth Mosley and Michael Gomez - Music & Money Investors Group

At some point the music will stop so getting in at this point seems risky unless it's a very short term flip. 

Outside of real estate, I'm a big Boston Celtics fan, I work in the music industry and my favorite city in the world to visit is Tokyo.

Music?

I live in a building that has one apartment upstairs (which I occupy) and 3 downstairs studios (used for music/artwork).