Always keep grinding. 3) Network- There are numerous people out there, who you can connect with and create a relationship with, that can help you throughout your journey.

Stay disciplined and keep grinding.

I thought the tenant had the dog under control, as I had not received any noise complaints over the past few months.

I realized that RE will enable me to build wealth and in a consistent way (rentals) over time better than other options.I love the fact that there is a high leverage option and if carefully selected low(er) risk.After 18 years I still have not found another way to use leverage that can help build wealth.It requires patience and attention and it is not "noise" free but all in all . . . steady way. 

I signed a lease which stated very specifically -Quiet after 9 pm and no more than 2 guests per bedroom and he has his girlfriend plus 4 kids there-Lets girlfriend stay there all day while he is gone-I now work from home and cannot focus due to noiseHis lease is up August 31I have mentioned the noise level and he has been a bit argumentative saying he isn't playing music and just having conversation but I can hear baby screaming and them having sex. it is horrible.

Any advice what to do or keep grinding it out and hopefully one will come our way?

The result has been a painful resale process that has cost him a lot of time, energy and money.Daily property search (daily grind):Foreclosure Auction Site 1: nothing in our marketsForeclosure Auction Site 2: nothing in our marketsMLS Search: nothing meeting criteriaShort sale search: nothing meeting criteriaOnline Auction Site 1: nothing meeting criteriaOnline Auction Site 2: nothing meeting criteriaWhat is the charge for the plaster work on active project 1?

Brandon Turner said something in last weeks webinar that just killed all that noise for me.

For me, I tell all (house hack) tenants that the kitchen stays clean, no loud noise at night and pay me by the first every month. 

Having one thing to get done and taking the time to do it allows you to remove the noise and do the most important things.I would really be interested in a planner that takes your one thing and then once you have gotten that done, you can cross off the other things on your list (the to-do list smaller items).