One was a single woman who was a Music Therapist at the same hospital I worked at; she owned some expensive instruments and frequently left on weekends to attend different festivals; would some take (but not all) of these instruments.I told her fine; she paid for the installation; it was done professionally and she gave me the code in the event that I had to enter for a repair when she wasn't home.Ironically there's never been an issue of any break in in any of the houses where these tenants have put in security systems.They often do forget to shut these off but it's fairly easy to disconnect them after move out.Gail

Sure, they’re devotees of the borrowers’ economy—eagerly sharing bikes, music, rides, vacation places, you name it—but like most generations before them, they’re hungry for home ownership.

Listening to Audible instead of music.

My markets are not mentioned directly (pg. 5) as I do not invest in large cities but the general tone lines up with my experience in my areas and their closest listed metros- slowing to negative rent growth, lots of new inventory coming online that may be difficult to fill (and giddy inexperienced investors that don't appear to realize that the music may stop soon and they could be the one without a chair).  

People blasting music, stucco missing from everywhere, etc.

I am sure you have done this.I don't care if the contractor is playing the worst music and the crew may be doing somethings that are close to 420 on their breaks . 

Sorry to be unclear, this is a multi-family property composed of two triplexes.

Getting lucky - no such thing in the music business.

I currently work full time as a business owner in the music field in the Northern Virginia area but have had an interest in real estate for a bit now!  

He bought big speakers and decided to play the music up until 4 am .