Love your music by the way ;'pNot necessarily. 

With that said, as someone who does invest in Nashville--Sobro, Music row-- is where we stay when we are checking on our properties.

The package is composed of seven triplexes, one quadplex, and one duplex.

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Dead air spaces also work well for this - the principal of building music studios leaves hollow spaces in walls where sound goes to die.

For the past month, he has gotten into it(verbal) with another tenant, he has been blasting music all hours of the night, forcing me to have to speak to him and telling him not to blast music because it’s disturbing the other tenants.

For example, renting a townhome for $2,250+mnth in an area of great schools where median home value is $400-$550k, and simply asking prospects what there long-term game plan is, will often hear a narrative of trying of saving up to buy a home (music to my ears). 

"The hills are alive, with the sound of music"Mike it looks like another shill aka Gator Incel Boi posted.  

They both give me the desired outcome : ''Music in my ears''.

When you're selling a home, pitching an investment, or persuading someone to take action, the right buyer questions are music to your ears.Some questions stem from curiosity, while others show serious interest.Home Sales: ▪️ "Does this home come with appliances?"