This was mainly due to people coming in for music festivals and/or activities at the Expo center.  

You can't get 80% ask unless you win at musical chairs.

At some point the music will stop again and we'll see who is left without a seat.

Be outstanding so you have a chair when the music stops.  

There is a park and ride on 120th and Huron/Melody that is about a mile away.

constant inflow of noisy people" As if all renters come into town music blaring, kids hanging out the window screaming, ready for a huge party.

- action (which I think stems from considering the positive "what if's" over the negative "what if's")What do I do for fun - I sing and I write (music and fiction), my 'why' in real estate is to have enough free time to really focus on being creative.C'mon peeps, add your own answers!

I think I just heard the sound of the music from "Jaws", here in Cincinnati!

We have theater, Arts, Music, and a large University nearby.Alice

The lease should also have terms about quiet hours, and acceptable levels of noise (the easiest way to deal with the noise issue is to not allow musical instruments, and to require everyone to use headphones instead of speakers).You can manage utilities in a variety of ways--the easiest is for the owner to have all the utilities in their name, and then charge the tenants a flat fee for the utilities.