All that construction would be very disruptive; if I were the tenant that would not work for me.

Yes they can leave anytime but moving is very disruptive and not cheap.

Prices rose anew in November as home builders hammered through mild weather.Housing starts as well as building permits for private-owned residential units rose in December to their highest levels since 2006, when the bottom was falling out of a yearslong housing boom.Now, a severe cold snap that settled over much of the continent is disrupting lumber deliveries from Canada while dealers and retailers are stocking up for spring.

Or do you have to have a disruptive party and get yourself into trouble?

That wouldn't be okay.On the other hand, if the prior landlord told you the applicant was a nightmare tenant because they had loud/disruptive parties, destroyed the property, and paid rent late every month (or not at all). 

I also think replace it after you move out, and before a tenant moves in.That way neither of you has to deal with the noise and disruption of the job while living there.

The issue of California competing with other high-tech centers in the world (instead of Rust/Bible Belt) may be easier to grasp for people who are reasonably familiar with geopolitics, global market trends, and the disruptive tech sector dependent on attracting the best talent.

Sometimes people are selling you 3 units, but the town has it as a legal two which could devalue your unit and disrupt your cashflow.

Not because of rent payment, but because of the police being Called, disruption to neighborhood or whatever you call the disturbance.

(The thrust being they don't want Airbnb disrupting the neighborhood vibe."