I have cut out all music and have been listening to the podcast and audiobooks for the past week while I drive for work trying to gain as much information as I can.       

The way I look at it, a parallel might be a renter has a right to play music on a radio inside the unit, but if he turns it up super loud and it bothers others- that should be stopped also.Good Luck!

Are any of the renters problem renters, such as drug dealers, or super annoying renters such as someone who plays loud music at full blast all day long - or hangs out Windows screaming at the neighbors - to the annoyance of the other renters you have.

Your insights and recommendations would be invaluable as I explore these avenues.When I'm not immersed in real estate, I enjoy traveling, listening to music, and cooking.

Mazatlan is located 20 minutes south, a nice tourist city on the Pacific Ocean known for its Banda music scene and Japanese inspired restaurants.I bought the land in 2022 thinking I would build a vacation home/rental within 2-3 years, but with changing financial priorities, I will not be building or developing anything in Mexico for around 6-7 years from now.

I have a tenant #1 that keeps making noise complaints of  tenant #2 playing their music to loud and late at night.

They come and go like musical chairs.

Like everywhere else, inflation is on the higher side but that's because of real economic growth, not because the Mexican central bank has artificially maintained interest rates at a low level like the FED has.

Although the nightlife and culture (museums/food/music) was a great and calming change from the busy metro area, I felt isolated.

By the way, the US dollar has crushed most other currencies but it's been itself crushed by the Mexican peso.4.