Some people just like to bang the "it's against the federal LLLAAAAAAWWWW" drum.

I'm wondering about doing this, maybe a high gloss grey or brown instead of all the additional time work and money of renting lugging in a drum sander and refinishing.   

I’m weighing how good/passionate I’ll be about the drumming up business part you talk about.

Especially, not stacked.There are some wealthy individuals who bought gasoline, like 5,000 physical drums, but for the effort, you barely make a profit when prices rise again.

You can also pick up sound dampening padding on amazon fairly cheap, you can install this in the ceiling on the underside of the floor boards. you just have to get something in there to deaden the sound, otherwise think of the ceiling as a drum and when someone walks on the floor it is chambering the sound and releasing it to the downstairs, same can be said for the TV and radio, it is just injecting that drum with sound and it has to go somewhere.I hope this helps,Nick

But these things always get posted up here on BiggerPockets, waving a red flag of fear and anger in front of us to drum up support for state and local landlord associations.

We always knew investors were cheap and would low ball you, but now with 10 years “offer 30% less than ARV minus all the repairs” being drummed in to investors heads, why would you ever want to sell to one unless you had to.as far as the ideal portfolio size I think it depends on prices/rents.

He is probably not trying to scam you, just trying to drum up some more business in these uncertain times.

I am planning to post here this weekend about elements of the project and see if I can drum up partners interested in learning through doing with us if that interests you.

We have tenants living in the upstairs apartment who’s son started playing drums shortly after moving in, 6 months now.