The minute the music stops, suddenly the demand decreases.

I have had small, unrelated issues with Roommate B in the past (small things like loud music and failure to clean up after himself in the kitchen).My issue is that I clearly don't want any of this behavior going on inside my property, but I don't have anything in the lease that expressly states personal boundaries and I'm not sure that this would constitute a violation of law.

The neighbor has 3 large dogs and plays music at loud levels all day and night. 

I have now given up my music in exchange for BP podcast.  

@Justin Skinner, I think everyone's singing off the same sheet of music!

@Chris Music Thank you for your tip!

loud music playing or someone playing the tuba in the house?

After being inspired by Liz Lambert's El Cosmico property in Marfa, we were actually kicking around the idea of buying some land in East Austin and installing 5-6 restored vintage Airstream trailers to rent out as VRs, with a common area and perhaps some type of arrangement for occasional live music. 

imagine paying for something twice because the first one didnt do it right, if you call him, believe me, he won't show up again. having multi trades is like composing a music, everything needs to work together, if not, the painting guy will blame the baseboard guy that he screwed up his work and you need to pay for touch ups. 

Not a smart move on her part, and now she has to face the music.