I do have a fence up for the area that is near the outdoor patio but the property is over an acre and thru the woods so a full privacy fence enclosure would be cost and logistically prohibitive and it wouldn't stop noise, which is the main problem--even though there are acres surrounding the properties.I did ask both tenants more than once to report incidents but neither one of them wanted to deal with it and just opted to leave. 

.  :(    On the bright side, it's a great place to live if you like outdoor play, music and/or beer.  

I can save money on electricity when no one is there and monitor temperatures to make sure I don't see one of my HVAC units struggling so that I can arrange for service before there is a failure.

Summer is busy too with all the outdoor activities the mountains provide.

It could be something like having a smart HDTV in each room, an outdoor grill, a common kegorator, lower prices, once a month cook-out (for tenants and their friends) etc.  

I am in Oklahoma where temperatures are often 100 + in the summer.

If you love outdoors this is the place to be.  

These factors attract businesses, entrepreneurs, and job seekers, further boosting the real estate market.Infrastructure and Development: San Antonio continues to invest in its infrastructure and development projects, which can positively impact property values and attract further investment.Quality of Life: The city offers a high quality of life with an excellent climate, diverse dining and entertainment options, and abundant outdoor activities.

Also, remember to bleed water lines (for all garden hoses) so they don't freeze up on the first day of freezing temperature! 

Chattanooga has some good riding areas and is a great place for outdoor types.