Businesses bring traffic and noise.

I also have several credit apps on my phone (I like to try them out and make suggestions for my clients) and starting about 2:15pm I started getting notifications that new inquires had appeared on the various credit reports... and since I have several apps that make noise, and the emails, it was amusingly music there for a while.  

Issue: Noise between units.  

(Causing them to sell their houses cheaper to get away from the never ending noise of the TV/stereo on all weekend, and until late at night in the outdoor room next door.)

In the sub $200K rental or flip market it’s a grind that doesn’t offer much ROI, and the high end developments are out of reach for me in this stage of my investments. 

Despite all of the noise and volatility in the stock market, positive job growth numbers came out yesterday which show the country is still creating jobs, trade talks are calming and inflation is under control. 

Their SEER (~23) and HSPF (~10-11) ratings are behind the industry leaders.Their Infinity Line looks very much like other house brands manufactured by Gree (appearance and specs line-up) and boast/claim a SEER ratings of 30-42 and HSPF of (10-15) ... though their noise rating are still akin to a loud dishwasher.  

Being a person that lives off the 15 in Scripps/Poway, it is easy to be envy the entertainment, shopping, dining and access to public transportation. 5 or 10 years I won’t have thought that.I’ve heard that mall renovations, trolley construction and the apartment construction has created noise, soot and dust.

Even plumbing for the evening.I wouldn't necessarily check in with your tenants constantly about the renovations, just a conversation explaining that there could be loud noises, that you'll try to respect the clock, and you expect to be done by such and such date.A little communication can go a long way with tenants.

Will qualified investors see me as a waste of time, or will they still find value in me since I am willing to grind and work for the experience.