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. 

Each is a little different, but they probably want to see you on something other than student visa, and something longer than like a J1 for 18 months...maybe H1B or the NAFTA visa is common for Canadians and Mexicans in the past.You can look at something like this link to get an idea of what most lenders will require for the lowest down payment and lowest interest loans.https://www.pricefinancial.net...There are loans with less documentation, but that's where you get into higher down payments and higher interest.

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).

From what I seen Mexican law isn't strict with AirBNB.

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.

It isn't like he is blasting music or having wild house parties. 

I've changed from listening to music to having BiggerPockets podcasts on while I workout now, have a list of reads ready, and am continuing to meet up with people in the area! 

At one point a few years ago, Austin City Council started requiring homeowners to have a permit (for their own homes) to rent out their houses whenever SXSW or ACL music fest would come to town.

That versus no Mexican place in the area in site.