It's not hard to do.In the lease you can add in a clause about noise, smoking (including cannabis). 

Dust, smells, noise, contractors in and out at all hours...you get the idea.If you're married, this is a decision you should talk over with your wife - and you should give her absolute veto power over it, with a guarantee of no hard feelings if she says no.A solid marriage is worth FAR more than any real estate deal.

Outbound marketing is a grind inbound marketing is where the real money is.

What should I do for the tenants' inconvenience- which would mostly be noise and workers in the yard I suppose?

A gift basket, a gift card for a toy store in the tenant has children, or my favourite, prepaid movie tickets, all seem more aspirational and less like help in getting through the daily grind.

As long as you are open about the adjoining unit, parking, shared common space, noise, and any other issues, it will be fine.

The dog is sensitive to noise in my backyard near a worn fence where it separates the property line.

They'll also filter out the noise and keep you updated with only needed info....

Look for opportunities to serve them or work on the side for them.Lastly grind it out in your W2, get overtime if you can, work on getting promoted, do the best job you can especially if it is paying well. 

@Redgy Saint-Germain You are likely to end up with a very green agent who is just starting out and willing to do anything and everything simply because he/she is grinding to survive.