Hi Jennifer, Since you have taken the steps to notify both tenants of the rules/regulations of the loud music.

Quote from @Melody Andrada: Quote from @Jimmy Lieu: Quote from @Melody Andrada: Hi Everyone, My name is Melody and I’m brand new to the world of real estate investing!

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.

I have also received multiple complaints about loud music from his apartment, which I have sent notice to him.After multiple notices for smoking and noise, I decided something needs to be done therefore I sent him notice of lease violation with mentioning all 3 violations. 1.

I'm particularly passionate about creating more affordable housing and providing primary home purchase & RE investment education to those who want to learn.Outside of real estate, I enjoy live music, time with family & friends, Jesus, travel, learning and just making good memories.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

We are in an older neighborhood just a short walk to State Street (downtown area on the TN/VA border) with shops, dining, bars, Birthplace of Country music, festivals, etc.

The social media and music industry is changing before our eyes. 

Those suggestions you pointed out on how to approach a PML is music to my ears. 

Locally born Jackson family created the most talented musical family ever!

So I am torn between trying to dollar cost average into new MF syndications now that a lot of the pie-in-the-sky type syndicators have either been caught standing when the music stops or--as in the case of one of my other sponsors--having iterally been sued for malfeasance.