As long as its not being drilled into or grinded , its a non issue 

It is more of an excuse than anything, but I have been inundated with the daily grind of project managment and growing my General Contracting business.

Specialize and avoid being distracted by all the noise.

I have about 8-9 feet of ceiling height and I'm not sure if I can put a barrier 6inches to a foot to reduce the noise transfer.  

The truth is that the reason there is a higher rate of break ins on construction projects is the thieves are confident a) there is no one there b) unlikely to have a big dog c) there are rarely active security systems, and d) noise isn't suspicious at a construction site.

No Faux Noise filtering, either.2.

Take two jobs, and grind everyday!!  

It's always empowering to see people who grind their way to their financial freedom goals.

I think there's a few people that you should study and avoid some noise@Ken Rishel Mobile homes regulation@John Fedro Mobile home space marketing@Jay Hinrichs transactional funding flipping@J Scott read everything is written and buys books on BiggerPockets on Wholesaling flipping, don't ask wholesaling  questions on these forums until you've read everything he's written and read his flipping book and his renovation costing bookYou could read my BP blog on seller financing and joint ventures home sellers, money partners, private IRA lenders, and other creative ideasDodd Frank and safe act are not the easiest laws to understand and I highly recommend that you use a registered mortgage loan originatorLastly buy the real estate agent books in your state and know the information. 

Keep Grinding.