Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve: Actually, you should be able to do a full analysis on every home within a specific area (size of area doesn't matter), in that same 30 minutes.If you can fully analyze 30 homes in 30 minutes, you're a rock star. 

You two rock!

Cheaper way,  install higher end rugs that will match decor  and color schemes.It will help, not only on the floor noise but overall noise .As a contractor, if you do the sound board in ceiling below then just install it over the sheet rock and install a new layer of sheet rock. 

BP rocks! 

@Shane Short you're rocking it and I love the way you're thinking!

But in practice I can see the issues - short-term renters are too loud for long-term renters.  

The boundaries are marked with loose rocks and a curb that the title company says "appears" to be a boundary but cannot guarantee without a lot line.A survey is needed.

If it's loud karaoke at 10pm, call in a noise complaint.

Evicting them for loud cats would not only be a lame move but also likely take months in most courts these days and cost you more than it would to just do cash for keys.Hope this helps a bit.

Here it looks like they will pretty much approve a box of rocks if they say they lost income due to covid but I really do think most of my tenants that applied actually did lose hours and income until fairly recently.