It is pretty disturbing to hear the timelines and stress of it.

Most sellers in Memphis do this so not to disturb tenants but I know you’re familiar with that.

There’s a considerable amount of traffic and disturbance at times during the day but once evening comes it isn’t an issue. 90% of the people that use the parking lot respect my two parking spaces and don’t park in front of my house.

The records will still show up but you won't be disturbed.

Consider establishing "office hours" and activate the Do Not Disturb mode on your phone during that time.

The reward/risk ratio in this niche is quite disturbing recently, perhaps market condition would be better in the next few years when cap rate reset is over.One area where I see a sweet spot in syndication is in the industrial space where cap rate volatility only move by 25 bps and expected loan default is less than 2%.This is also why I keep saying syndication is not active investment. 

I would also look for a house with as much space/land as you can find so your guests will not disturb your neighbors.

Being a part time agent is no longer a viable "side hustle" because it requires a much higher level of skill to get listings than it does to tell your friends "work with me, it's free, sellers pay me"I love it.I think this would disturb mostly California market, the buyer agent is easily making huge $$ selling two million homes and above.

Perhaps that's partly impacted by them wanting to build many at once, rather than than one at a time (as the constant construction would disturb guests).

I told her over and over tenant should not be disturbed unless necessary.