In the future, add a no commercial use clause on your lease, something like:COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY:TENANT(s) agrees and understands that LANDLORD does not permit commercial/business activities on the premises being rented AND LANDLORD may, upon service of a 5-day notice to TENANT, terminate the tenancy of TENANT, without giving TENANT an opportunity to remedy the default, if TENANT, a member of TENANT household, or a guest or other invitee of TENANT or of a member of TENANT household engages in any commercial activity that increases traffic to the property and/or threatens the health or safety of, or right to peaceful enjoyment of the premises by, other TENANT(s).So, doesn't matter what causes the traffic, the traffic itself is a lease violation.

@Jason Collins MUCH less drama here, and you have peace of mind knowing all the properties are legal. 

I have ALWAYS finished on time by giving myself leeway in the initial schedule and have never actually had to do this but I offer it for peace of mind.

Also, please consider adding a profile picture, I think it really enhances interactions on the forums.

The success stories forum is always fun to read...I love seeing people from BP enhancing their knowledge of REI and using it to be more successful.

We're not taking away the ability to organically connect with people (and we will NEVER take away the ability to connect for free) - just enhancing it!

More of a quiet community for those who love cooler weather, hiking, kayaking, peace and love.  

Gov. is saying these enhanced payments can continue for 39 weeks. 

The quest for turning a lead into a deal seemed elusive and up there with solving world peace or hunger. 

I'd go a touch further and plant walkie talkies in the air vents, then have some weird, quiet noises on a timer to enhance the experience.