I'm wondering if anyone has a systems or outlines for how they compose a great description. 

Once the music stops you could be caught in a very bad position.

Contact the college sports department and music department ASAP.

I want to one day be a big lender, funding deals and pursuing my career in music / speaking.

You want to minimize the chance of being without a chair if the music stops (and having to chase the market down to sell).If you don't have a lot of experience rehabbing, which it didn't sound like you do, then I'd say it's safer to stick to a smaller rehab.

No music, no social media , no tv, I have canceled all distractions.

Eviction freeze was music to their ears even if they have cash. 

The neighborhood is composed majority of health and tech professionals so I don’t think the current state of the economy would force lay offs in these two sectors, although obviously I could be wrong.

My start in REI came with getting a subscription to Audible and replacing Music, TV and Sports with listening / reading books (most of them twice) - starting with Rich Dad Poor Dad.

I'm just worried it won't have any bite if the tenants discover this also.I actually do have a different tenant that has been under the threat of my filing for an eviction because of loud music/loud fighting and being a general nuisance to the neighborhood.