Our party and loud music days are over.

Music to my ears 😎

The tenant who told me this is a music teacher, he said no IN person music classes until fall 2021, (I'm sure you can see why). 

Guests would not be allowed to navigate the boat and would stay docked at a very popular music venue/retail shopping/restaurant laden area.

Sales leaped 188% at clothing stores, 90% at home-furnishing stores and 88% at stores that sell books, music, sporting goods and other hobby items.

Art, music, and real estate are a few that come to mind.

I have heard everything from weed smoke, to loud music, to roaches being reported by the tenant who is unhappy.

Furloughs are ending and most people are not being invitee back to their old jobs.2) Stimulus is running out3) Extra unemployment benefits are expiring in 4 weeks 4) PPP program expires at the end of July5) Second round of corporate layoffs are just starting now6) The shoe is going to drop on commercial RE7) Residential RE will likely start to face the music soon8) Persistence of Covid means single economy towns are at grave risk.

"As a band, we have strived for our music to be a refuge…inclusive of all," the band said in a statement.

I signed a lease which stated very specifically -Quiet after 9 pm and no more than 2 guests per bedroom and he has his girlfriend plus 4 kids there-Lets girlfriend stay there all day while he is gone-I now work from home and cannot focus due to noiseHis lease is up August 31I have mentioned the noise level and he has been a bit argumentative saying he isn't playing music and just having conversation but I can hear baby screaming and them having sex. it is horrible.