It's a grind to find them, but they are there.  

If you know how to grind and talk to people, you'll make MORE money as an agent, just doing straight deals with buyers and sellers on the MLS.

Save your texts and such with your tenant and your calls to the police— build a record of your neighbor’s noise.

I would also like to get one of those devices to monitor for smoke and noise (not sure what to get for this either)  What recommendations do you have for a deadbolt keypad that I can change out the code for each new guest?  

Interesting you say that the preparation for the hunt is what leads to success, because I'm grinding and scrapping to save every penny I can in preparation for the hunt, and it feels like I'm not making any traction.

First of all, the nuisance stuff you mention like parking and noise usually already have town codes to handle that. 

Quote from @Jess Keller:  Unfortunately your sign doesn't actually do anything to prevent excessive noise, parking problems, fireworks, property maintenance, trash, pets, unpredictable neighborhoods or anything else related...I am for allowing STRs in mixed used zones and against allowing them in residential zones.

I kind of think this really won’t have any noticeable effect on prices tbh, and frankly even a 2% reduction in net fees is so minor in the grand scheme of things, I mean 2% movements are basically random statistical noise at this point.

With this communities support and wisdom, I know I've got what it takes to carve out my slice of the real estate pie.Here's to embracing the grind, seizing the opportunities, and making things happen – because that's what we do to live life on our own terms.

If you have the energy to grind & hustle, that's what I would recommend.