@Chris Music Thank you for your tip!

loud music playing or someone playing the tuba in the house?

After being inspired by Liz Lambert's El Cosmico property in Marfa, we were actually kicking around the idea of buying some land in East Austin and installing 5-6 restored vintage Airstream trailers to rent out as VRs, with a common area and perhaps some type of arrangement for occasional live music. 

imagine paying for something twice because the first one didnt do it right, if you call him, believe me, he won't show up again. having multi trades is like composing a music, everything needs to work together, if not, the painting guy will blame the baseboard guy that he screwed up his work and you need to pay for touch ups. 

Not a smart move on her part, and now she has to face the music.

Flipping, which honestly, I've never really done often is like a game of musical chairs.

It's not your problem- it's Animal Control's problem.How do you know this isn't a spat between neighbors and the complaining isn't related to pettiness between neighbors (maybe your tenant called the cops on your neighbor for playing loud music and this is the neighbors way of getting even) relating to someone not liking the other for a completely different reason.I'd approach the tenant, mention it in passing, and leave it for animal control to enforce.

Is it coming from neighbour sideIs it Music, animal  etc 

The fallout is, this has given the taxman cause to increase the assessments on those of us not playing this little game.Lately, a few of these "parents" have been left standing when the music stops and the house gets sold to an investor (parent taking a haircut in the process).

I'm one of those guys who likes to take care of the financials, collecting rents, showing properties, etc. sidebut Im not a huge fan of getting stupid calls for small fixes so this would be beneficial Sure, I have friends who like to mix music but don't like to produce it and vice versa.