There were no keggers, in fact the lease specifically limits to 10 guests and no loud music.

I have a bachelors in Bio from UCSD, and a minor in music.

I think there are definitely going to be some people 'holding the bag' when the music stops. 

I think the pros and cons would be better weighed against a regular cash out refi composed to a renovation loan though. 

Irving Music Factory is now open. 

I believe every rental building is composed of both components.

(We did that the first few times and it always ended up bad with inspectors. that why we composed a 5 sheet list with 86 steps.) 

Someone just sent me this fun music video made in Memphis by Memphians last month.  

Do you go over and ask neighbors to turn their music down when they have a party and it disturbs your tenant?

id=...http://www.evillapalmsprings.com/map.htmlThe maximum number of rentals per year, the max occupancy, the parking restrictions, the fact that no amplified sound outside is ever allowed (including a guest playing music on the speaker on their phone), the testy neighbors in many neighborhoods, the hefty fines, etc.