The code violations are based on the property being left vacant with no upkeep, making it a public "nuisance" to the neighborhood. 

I have also worked with many investors who simply have a passion for taking nuisance homes off the market so that they can help the community while making a pretty good stack of cash.If I can be of any assistance, feel free to reach out.

Eventually you do become accustomed to the noise but its still a nuisance.

I see this is your first post Welcome to BP.in our market cities nuisance or code violation liens are routinely dropped by 70 to 90% if you just ask and negotiate a bit. 

Are you saying that law enforcement is infringing on privacy and harassing people in their own homes by responding to noise or nuisance calls?

Does you city/subdivision have any rules for nuisance trees?

Putting your last name on your real estate LLC isn't going to help you at all during your first nuisance lawsuit.

Many investment sponsors find dealing with IRAs/401(k)s to be a huge nuisance - but it does not have to be that way.Regarding the LLC structuring for the investments, you seem to be describing deal syndication in which there is a General Partner (GP) and Limited Partners (LPs).

If there is only 1 or 2 people on the lease in a smaller unit and yet you bring in 3-5 more people daily or several times a week, it can be a nuisance in a small complex.  

If you looking for someone to quarterback a project and insulate you from the day to day nuisances of renovations it would be good.