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Old 12-16-2018, 03:21 PM
 
Location: North Idaho
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As soon as upstairs neighbor goes to bed slam doors, turn TV up, talk loud, get some people to run up & down stairs, whatever it takes. Giving people a taste of their own medicine often works.
It works well for the landlord. It removes any doubt about who to kick out at the end of the lease. Both tenants will be packing and leaving.
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Old 12-16-2018, 06:12 PM
 
Location: USA
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You are literally trying to tell other adults how to properly parent there kids. Kids make noise, it’s life. They are not robots. Expecting kids to be completely quiet is unrealistic. Period
I didn't say completely quiet.
There is such a thing as teaching proper behavior. It's called parenting.
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Old 12-16-2018, 06:53 PM
 
Location: Middle of the Megalopolis
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As soon as upstairs neighbor goes to bed slam doors, turn TV up, talk loud, get some people to run up & down stairs, whatever it takes. Giving people a taste of their own medicine often works.
You do understand you are operating with a big handicap. Their noise affects you more than yours affects them. You don't own their ceiling like they own yours. They can drive you crazy with NORMAL sounds, while for you to do the same you would have to make extra effort, and be obviously doing it for no other purpose. While they may indeed be doing it on purpose, the noise they are making doesn't give that fact away. So they are walking to and fro at 4am? And you are blasting TV noise and conspiring to have friends run up and down stairs? Which one of the two is more likely to look like they are being a nuisance?
Remember if you're playing tit-for-tat, you've got to find a way to level the playing field. You've kept them from sleeping. So when are YOU going to get YOUR sleep?
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Old 12-16-2018, 07:36 PM
 
Location: USA
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It works well for the landlord. It removes any doubt about who to kick out at the end of the lease. Both tenants will be packing and leaving.

Gotta wait until end of lease .....stuff pockets ....

Hopefully the better tenant will find a competent landlord.
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