Also, you can end up with "musical tenants" who come and go in such numbers that it's unclear who is actually living in the property.

Definitely feels like the music is slowing but hard to say with confidence. 

I'm close enough to Little Creek to hear the base morning and evening music every day and the gunshots (sound of freedom) when our troop are practicing. 

He has gotten worse over the past few days and other roommates are complaining about his loud music.

After about 5 or 6 sentences in, I waited for the Oscar's "hurry up and get off the stage music" to start playing lol

Don't allow them to use your construction site as their party place.If you have other units with residents in them, prohibit them from playing loud music (even though I like Mariachi music myself, blasting boom boxes at 7 am, your other renters, such as Mr. or Ms. sleep in late won't like it).

It's like musical chairs -- if the music stops, will you be OK if you can't sell?

I am a former public school music educator turned stay-at-home Dad, and I'm now moving into real estate investing.

There’s also a new bowling entertainment complex with restaurant, bar and music that’s coming to the Madison area as well.

The drug dealing, meth making tenant  with a pet horse that plays his music at full blast 24 hours a day and hasn’t paid in 6 months.