Speaking of overkill, my ex-boyfriend (who isn't on here, though he NEEDS to be) is very proud of one of the things he included in his flip--under cabinet lights in the kitchen that dance with music. 

Loud music, talking, laughing all hours of the night. http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/tourism/sd-fi-airbnb-council-20180715-story.html

First, it's a simple fact of supply/demand, supply is not fully meeting demand, in 2007 we were building entire communities that were 40%+ investor held with NO occupants, I know as I was one of those builders so this is 1st hand knowledge, all of us on the building side say it all coming a mile away we just didn't know when the music would stop but it was inevitable.

Hopefully I can find someone in the VR business there who I can visit with while my wife goes to every music show she can find hehe.

What I believe will happen is closer to musical chairs than a huge wave of vacancies.

For me, it's time to just listen to music, clear my head, and create something nice. 

Always great live music!

I suggest that be your first step.Let's not forget that this may be solved by sending an email to the neighbors to listen to their music on headphones...

Without looking at the final hud to make sure, I believe the $800 was composed of title insurance, recording, escrow, etc.

Martin I have an Airstream that I rent out a few times a year - Austin City Limits Music Festival and SXSW primarily.