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Are we over reacting? (Kinda long)
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Just thought of something check your lease. Most landlord put in a clause about quiet enjoyment of premises. Slip the page if it'* there under their door and send a copy to the landlord. That should be grounds to head to court if it'* there.
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Hey dont let these small problems bother you when much brighter days are ahead plus werent you having a house built soon. Just deal with it till then I guess.
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Most of the time the first visit to an attorney is free.
Ask around at work and see if any of your co-workers may happen to know one
Ask around at work and see if any of your co-workers may happen to know one
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The floor/ceiling between the 1st floor & 2nd floor is rarely even insulated....
Mount subs to your ceiling under their bedrooms. Mount soundproofing to sub.
Play Jurassic park at 3am.
They won't know whats going on when the whole room starts vibrating and stuff starts moving around & falling off their dressers/nightstands
Payback is a beach.
Mount subs to your ceiling under their bedrooms. Mount soundproofing to sub.
Play Jurassic park at 3am.
They won't know whats going on when the whole room starts vibrating and stuff starts moving around & falling off their dressers/nightstands
Payback is a beach.
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Originally Posted by enesbitt2007
Just thought of something check your lease. Most landlord put in a clause about quiet enjoyment of premises. Slip the page if it'* there under their door and send a copy to the landlord. That should be grounds to head to court if it'* there.
I didi quote that in the letter from my attorney to the girls and landlord.
Shadow
PostPosted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 5:34 pm Post subject:
Hey dont let these small problems bother you when much brighter days are ahead plus werent you having a house built soon. Just deal with it till then I guess.
PostPosted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 5:34 pm Post subject:
Hey dont let these small problems bother you when much brighter days are ahead plus werent you having a house built soon. Just deal with it till then I guess.
dbeast420
PostPosted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 6:25 pm Post subject:
Most of the time the first visit to an attorney is free.
Ask around at work and see if any of your co-workers may happen to know one
PostPosted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 6:25 pm Post subject:
Most of the time the first visit to an attorney is free.
Ask around at work and see if any of your co-workers may happen to know one
Popatim - I like the way you think. But, realistically, that would only drag this out even more. Fun as heck though!!
I still think it'* funny my wife through the breaker, really ticked them off.
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Originally Posted by popatim
The floor/ceiling between the 1st floor & 2nd floor is rarely even insulated....
Mount subs to your ceiling under their bedrooms. Mount soundproofing to sub.
Play Jurassic park at 3am.
They won't know whats going on when the whole room starts vibrating and stuff starts moving around & falling off their dressers/nightstands
Payback is a beach.
Mount subs to your ceiling under their bedrooms. Mount soundproofing to sub.
Play Jurassic park at 3am.
They won't know whats going on when the whole room starts vibrating and stuff starts moving around & falling off their dressers/nightstands
Payback is a beach.
LOL FTMFW!!!!!
#17
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Originally Posted by popatim
The floor/ceiling between the 1st floor & 2nd floor is rarely even insulated....
Mount subs to your ceiling under their bedrooms. Mount soundproofing to sub.
Play Jurassic park at 3am.
They won't know whats going on when the whole room starts vibrating and stuff starts moving around & falling off their dressers/nightstands
Payback is a beach.
Mount subs to your ceiling under their bedrooms. Mount soundproofing to sub.
Play Jurassic park at 3am.
They won't know whats going on when the whole room starts vibrating and stuff starts moving around & falling off their dressers/nightstands
Payback is a beach.
LOL FTMFW!!!!!
#19
Sounds like they need a 9mm dose of lead.............
No seriously, it is a tough situtation, it'* not just them being ignorant and loud. Them doing it just to **** you off makes it harder to stop. Sounds like you tried to do the right thing and talk to them but they just won't listen, I guess trying to find some legal action is your only choice.
When my wife and I were in our old apartment we had upstairs neighbors that would come home from where ever at 11:00-11:30 every other night and be loud and drunk. When I would leave for work at 3:00 am they would either be just going to bed or still up. I got fed up with having to "hint" that they were being loud (typical ceiling pound) At the time I was driving truck so a couple times I stopped by the aparment and parked my truck along side the house so that the cab of the truck was just under their window, if the sound of a CAT diesel idleing out side wasn't enough to wake them up, the air horn when I pulled away was after the second time I did that following one of their loud nights we never had problem again.
No seriously, it is a tough situtation, it'* not just them being ignorant and loud. Them doing it just to **** you off makes it harder to stop. Sounds like you tried to do the right thing and talk to them but they just won't listen, I guess trying to find some legal action is your only choice.
When my wife and I were in our old apartment we had upstairs neighbors that would come home from where ever at 11:00-11:30 every other night and be loud and drunk. When I would leave for work at 3:00 am they would either be just going to bed or still up. I got fed up with having to "hint" that they were being loud (typical ceiling pound) At the time I was driving truck so a couple times I stopped by the aparment and parked my truck along side the house so that the cab of the truck was just under their window, if the sound of a CAT diesel idleing out side wasn't enough to wake them up, the air horn when I pulled away was after the second time I did that following one of their loud nights we never had problem again.
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That'* funny. If only I had a truck.
I know they work in the school year, they are both TSA'*.
I think they are both working part-time right now, but not very often.
I know they work in the school year, they are both TSA'*.
I think they are both working part-time right now, but not very often.