I have looked into ways to quiet the noise, water fountain, speakers on deck, possibly enclosing the deck with windows (though its not very attractive). 

Another day in the grind had me away from my passion for far to long.

(Since your new, don't bother with Short Sale Flips, REO Flips, and Foreclosures as those just add more of a learning curve.)I limited the pre-flip purchase price to $700,000 guessing that since you're new you're going to focus on the bottom half of median home price sales.And I only looked at deals that netted a 5% or greater purchase amount change post flip which eliminates a lot of noise and "non flipping flips".In 2018, with those above criteria, there were 282 flips.

Then you don't worry about being white noise only reaching the same people who are on lists that get bought & sold. 

Finally rented to a couple that hates the noise in their complex and want to move in closer.

Depending on what repairs are being done, perhaps you could hire a crue to work the interior on night shift hours, assuming the repairs are not a noise disturbance to neighbors.You could also get a mean dog inside, or hire a security guard to sit on premisis.

Also, I have really liked listening to the podcasts and have picked something up from each one.Well, I hear a baby starting to make some noises so gotta run.

You challenge is to break thru all that noise and get noticed.

The HUD data has noise and time lag in it.I see rental listings that are too high and sit forever, ones that start too high and get lowered, I think it all works. 

Once we had about 5 projects going on at once I left the 9-5 grind.