For a rental they may still prop a gate open but that is less likely than not using an alarm.For noise we have used Noise Aware and Minut is also available but nothing without a subscription that I know of. 

Hello all,Like everyone else on this thread I am a new investor. I have zero assets. The interest with real estate investing started for me a few years ago when I made some bad decisions and bought a SFH on OT that I ...

@Enrique Jevons I would add one point, in some places you file a complaint but for real time noise that is an issue don't call your landlord call the local authority. 

I’d really appreciate any advice you’d give someone at the beginning of their journey — things you wish you knew earlier, mindset shifts, or lessons that shaped your path.Thanks in advance for sharing — I’m all ears.– Juan Hi @Juan Esteban solaThis is a great place to start your journey.If I were to start all over again, here is the advice I would give myself:Narrow down your strategy to a few that you will think works, read books, listen to podcasts, and reach out to local investors currently working in your desired  field. 

If you're open to sharing what’s worked for you, or just want to connect and talk shop, I’m all ears.

The home is not sound proof and noise does travel up and down. 

Here’s the thing—there’s so much noise out there about what works, but I’m looking for cold, hard stats and real experiences.

Are there certain things you look for in listings or ways you filter through the noise? 

I have several friends/clients that have taken advantage of the STR "loophole" that began to Phase out during the Biden administration, so this is music to my ears if true.

It needs all kinds of work which is music to my ears.