It will save your tenants money on their electric heat and AC, it will keep the noise between units down, and it will keep the units more comfortable.

They have been good tenants other than noise complaints.They currently have 4 people living in a three bedroom home.

The sump pump was working hard at the time and made very loud noise (that we could hear when we are on the second floor), but obviously didn't help much.Anyone can advice what are the options at this point?

Otherwise, it's going to be a grind for a while, but it'll be worth it on the other side.

It is hard to see thru the haze of the grind.

If it's an upper and you intend on doing a floating floor make sure you check with the local building ordinance regarding soundproofing to make sure your get a proper underlayment to deaden the noise.

You need to look at the news and community sites for that info...The side benefit to this is you'll be able to sort through the all noise and know what rents should be vs what they're listed for when hunting deals.

We’re trying to just grind through it..

Something else that may be new to you would be the Jet Noise; with Naval Air Station Oceana in south VB, there are areas of VB that can be very noisy compared to what you might be used to.

One of the things that just came up in a conversation with Debbie is that they wanted to see what information we're displaying to the guests, such as gun laws, noise ordinances, nearest hospitals, etc.