Especially if they're going to be playing musical roommates.  

@Mike B. that's music to my ears! 

Smoky Mountains seems to be good for the musically inclined. 

@Justin Lanciault I do appreciate your time and energy to compose a response.I'll be sure to ask my PM about the MLS.Regarding your final thoughts: My PM will next recommend either spending $100-150 for professional photos and/or offer a discount for the first month to entice applicants.

He had decided to write music full-time, and promised me he would never play loud music in the apartment, etc. 

You can't even find a vacant space for retail or office space any more (we've been scouring for our office, but no luck) but there are some good sized new mixed use buildings going up, Bethel music is remodeling another building for producing gospel music (one of their songs is actually up for a Grammy) etc.

Every tenant loves to smell fresh paint when they are shown an apartment... and if it is greige walls it will pop the molding which is music to a professional.1.

I accept no smoking, no party, no loud music. 

I wouldn't look that deep into it to be honest, if your buying headphones for your work station you don't need to document when your listening to music and when your on zoom.

I have family in the local arts and music community, family in the medical community, family who work in shipping and industry, and family who work in the downtown business district.