They are constantly arguing in a manner that interferes with your quiet enjoyment of your property (both noise and subject matter of the arguments).

It appears you aren't aware of your own noise levels.

This prohibition includes but is not limited to, loud noises, loud music, noxious or unpleasant orders and disruptive behavior or actions. 

There's a lot of noise in this thread, hopefully this will help clarify...First, when we're talking about contributions to a Solo 401(k), we need earned income. 

The HOA is concerned with noise, so thats what they want and are offering 5k towards replacing the subfloor, I also have to install Quietwalk underlinement https://www.homedepot.com/p/QuietWalk-360-sq-ft-6-ft-x-60-ft... 

And crime is another issue in those Class C areas, stolen brand new AC unit, attempted break in of another home (not rented out yet) - alarm noise scared intruder away.1) Out of state investing is far more difficult than it looks.

Advise her that the shower will always make that noise, nothing is going to change.

Remember there are two types of sound - acoustic (noise) and vibration.

She brought to my attention ongoing noise disturbances stemming from an improper flooring renovation conducted by the previous owner.

I’m 5 minutes from 5 avenue and same to the beach bike riding , probably 15 minutes from downtown and i don’t have all the noise from those crowded places right out my place.You will always pay more in the best locations, you probably make a little bit less money but i feel like having a solid asset will be easy in case you need to cash out.Thank you for your suggestion, there are many different ways to invest in real estate, and every investor pick the one that feeds better.