If the noise is during quiet hours I will issue a lease violation.

I hope it's not my rental, those kind of noise complaints could hurt an investment.

You say most recent sales are in rougher areas, pull the crime stats to prove this and traffic counts and anything like noise or worse schools...

Rents will be raised and lower occupant has a cat (won’t be allowed), but also just learned she has a boyfriend (not on lease) who has also been a noise nuisance in neighborhood and punched out someone’s car window.

If you have a noise complaint from a neighbor, you're fined $3000.

I unclick all "noise", like new construction, foreclosures, preforeclosures, auctions, as well as land, condos, etc.

However, that very likely means a "party house" with more cleanup, pool maintenance, risk, and headaches from neighbors calling the police or you to complain about the noise and drunk people in their neighborhoods.

You have to first choose a strategy and then block out the noise of everything else.

Seems like a brokerage with 30,000 agents and a breakout tech would be making a lot of noise but it’s crickets!!

Silence that noise and make moves based on your goals and resources.