Just be cautious not to "disturb the peace" so to speak.Don't worry about zoning.

That is disturbing especially from a city in Texas.

Way to be.What I really find disturbing about @Andrey Y. formula, besides it being so small, is that he effectively punished the people who are struggling the most by charging them full rent for not paying by the first.

I am reading on the site that it says something about applications for 5,000sf ground disturbance but I have also heard of 13,500 from other developers.

It would also allow you to potentially buyout other partners (you never know what life events may occur) with potentially not disturbing the debt, this could be more tricky if you’re all holding title individually.

Your tax questions here, and after the fact, are a bit disturbing.

Tenants do not always inform managers/owners of problems (alot don't like to be disturbed and thus will not report what they think a minor problems).

Is there a way to define and agree upon "loud days" so that the discount applies only when the work is an actual disturbance? 

Thanks for your reply, the lease has a clause " Tenant and guests will not use premises in such way as to commit waste (severe property damage) or create a nuisance by annoying, disturbing or interfering with the quiet enjoyment of peace and quiet of any other tenant or nearby resident."

I've got a lot of people driving in looking for MH/RV space rentals and knocking on doors, disturbing my tenants.