Noise is a concern, so doubling up on drywall seems like a good idea either way. 

I don't like renting in apt buildings or plexes where the noise level drives me insane.

It would be better to answer "We had complaints about noise."

This is a grind wherein by the end you hopefully have some significant wealth. 

With limited capital, your role could be doing all the grind work.  

If you are in it for the excitement, your playing wrong.This business is a long-term grind.7.

If not at home, then I would contact each of their current landlords and ask "have they caused any noise disturbances in the past?"

I want to leave the corporate grind and do something I can enjoy, restore the community and help someone become a homeowner.I am looking to network with local people who can guide me through the real estate world.

But, if it's a grind and you don't like it but you think it would be good for you, keep looking.

My girlfriend and I are in college have been grinding away at our wholesale business to pay for college by the time we graduate (we are currently both undergrads), we are meeting with a very motivated seller today, we have no experience.... are also thinking about using seller financing not just wholesaling as our options.Question: our area is very dead in terms of REI it is a college town so there are a lot of rentals but almost no flippers, we have an extremely low population (we are in the north country in upstate new york) and no REI meetings within 60 miles.