My question is, are they creating excess noise through their activities (loud music, exercise, kids playing, etc.) or is the condo so poorly built that ordinary noise travels easily?

There are several strong community groups that have food truck events, live music, community garden days and all sorts of other events to build a sense of community, it's got all the right ingredients primed to take off.

A title agent or attorney can help you ensure you are using the proper language.The document must also be properly formatted and composed, where a local professional familiar with county guidelines is very helpful.Also, it is vital that you correctly reference the property's legal description.

A schedule is composed and contracts are signed.

I replaced workout music with podcasts a few months ago so they all kind of blend together.

A nurse cannot blast music at 3:00AM and disturb the neighbors, an ESA cannot be barking at 3:00AM.

If so that is music to my ears.

Spending time here on BP, listening to podcasts every day instead of music in the car, and so on, is how I do this.

I learned the hard way to use a Memorantum of Option (which i composed myself) and put title and a signed sales contract into escrow.

This is called "fair use" and simply sharing it is a violation of copyright law (just like with music)...In summary - @Ken Risheldidn't slander you, he let you know you don't know what you're talking about.