Some hobbies of mine include: cycling, climbing and playing/making music [soon to include real estate as well ;) ]. 

However, they will from time to time let the music get too loud.

And Dave is always drinking too much and he plays his music too loud when I'm trying to study- can you call him and tell him to stop?

Well, they are all necessary for the music to be played correctly or in its fullness.

 It feels everyone is starting to scramble to plonk down in a chair before the music ends.

(Music teacher) * My wife will most likely keep her W-2. * I am currently a single family rental type guy, though I'm interested in multi. * I tend to do all of my own construction, which can be limiting in terms of scale and deal proximity. * I'm looking for max cash flow to replace my income as soon as possible.What steps would you take to maximize the use of that cash?

This prohibition includes, but is not limited to, loud noises, loud music, noxious or unpleasant odors, and disruptive behavior or actions."

Although traveling the world playing music is fun, it doesn't come with a 401k. 

Not the greatest flick ever or anything but I got a kick out of it.In a similar vein, I'm a bit of a music nerd and recently watched the new 2112 video put out by the band Rush (youtube).

I would like to start treating my music more like an actual small business and be smarter with how I invest my money into it.