I have a tenant #1 that keeps making noise complaints of  tenant #2 playing their music to loud and late at night.

They come and go like musical chairs.

Although the nightlife and culture (museums/food/music) was a great and calming change from the busy metro area, I felt isolated.

No loud music, no loud company, no loud television - just that his walking across the room above her head drove her mad.He was a really nice, engineering student, so I asked him to try to tread more lightly, if possible, but that was it.  

And the positive reports, ratings and accolades keep rolling in, i.e.: best places to retire, best places for families, etc. 

OCU has a very intense Musical Theatre and Dance programs.

They (me) are arguing that that +$200 per month is what keeps the musical chairs game going and ensures you have a seat when the music stops.

Music festivals coming in, not a bad time!

Inflation was low, cost to borrow/capital was low, and Gen Z’s taste in music was still bad… Interest rates were low because inflation remained low, so the Fed really didnt have to do much, and only started pulling levers again at the end of 2018.

Is it quiet or are people hanging out in the street and blasting their music?