He is fixing to finish music recording school as an sound tech in about 3 months and then should be able to land a job.My brother owns a car dealership and I can get the same car much cheaper or his current car this car place made a buyout offer.

@Chris Music Chris, thanks for your valuable feedback.  

That eliminates a lot of the talking, music, kid screaming noise.Another cheap option would be to buy a hallway runner carpet, and padding for under it and give it to your tenant.

I have a small, SFH 3 bdrm and rent 1 bdrm to 1 person - as the ad clearly states.I had a couple reply recently - went on and on about being older "professionals": "We just want to make music and bring smiles to people.

They're the ones who will park crazy and take up two spaces, "forget" to pay rent on time, play music too loud, etc. 

I am considering a tenant who also teaches music from home (her current place). 

"Steve never washes his feet" "can you remove Stuart from the property as he plays loud music at night"Just goes on and on.

As a tenant, if the restaurant has music and/or sells alcohol, it can be a problem. 

It's been musical apartments!

My primary concern was if the tenant downloaded some illegal music or something else I could be fined for or the fiber equipment could be damaged, under this arrangement, I am not in charge of the account used to login to manage the google fiber connection or the equipment that's used at the residence.Hope that helps anyone interested in doing so themselves.