Because you play monopoly till the music stops.

I've yet to hear loud music or see more than 2 cars over there.

Or complaints of "the guy in the other bedroom snores and it keeps me up" or the music is too loud, or "if he's late on the rent it's not MY problem".You get the idea. 

All it takes is one family blasting music to spark a fight (going through this now). 

The music hasn’t stopped yet in most areas, but it may be best to diversify your REI approach sooner than later.

Another problem is the tenants complain about the high school friends of her kids coming over playing loud music.

Some days I can entertain a huge party and I'm hysterical, other days I need to chill to music with my horses.

Tenants were always paid rent on time, so I felt, they may be going through rough phase, and inspite I didn't like to keep them in my property, on multiple requests by the guy I extended the lease for next year, lady of the house is no where to be seen in other repair or home inspections.3 months into 2nd year lease during one of my repair visit, when I casually inquired, how is his wife and children, he was pretty rude on why I'm inquiring about his wife and asked me to mind my business, not sure if I have right to check if the people put on lease still leaving or left, but I didn't inquire further and engaged rental agency company to manage the property as I didn't like to deal with this rude person.In the months agency is managing, they communicated to me that HOA got several complaints against this tenant for playing loud music at night, leave trash outside, and other such nuisance.

I recently lost the largest account I had for my home-based music business and am looking to transition to real estate investments.

I'm sorry if this is the incorrect place for a post like this (I thought it would be since it's a question about an aspect of the podcast), but I had a question about the music behind one of the ad read's that Brandon does on the BiggerPocket's podcast.