Calling the police would be over the top. Try asking management to take care of it once more. Or maybe set something up so that you, one of your neighbors, and a representative from management acting as a mediator) can hash out an agreement? |
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I've finally decided to move in January after everything that's been going on in this apartment complex. The latest problem has been two of my neighbors below me. I think they must be in a knocking and slamming the door war. |
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Calling the police would be over the top. Try asking management to take care of it once more. Or maybe set something up so that you, one of your neighbors, and a representative from management acting as a mediator) can hash out an agreement? |
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Maybe you could try getting to know your neighbors a bit? I'm sure it's really the last thing you want to do, but if you befriend them, or at least act kindly enough towards them, perhaps they may be willing to reach a resolution. It's always possible that this won't work, but seeing as how you have exhausted the other reasonable options so far, it seems worth a shot. Maybe invite them over for coffee or dinner, or ask them what their interests are and kind of form a psuedo-friendship (who knows, it might turn out to be a real friendship) in order to kind of get them to act more considerate of their neighbors. |
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Management has to do something. This isn't acceptable behavior in an apartment building. You're paying them and they aren't doing their job. But as for white noise, might I recommend earmuffs, like the ones people wear at firing ranges? I have a $20 pair of Peltors, and they're a godsend. They can't help with the shaking, though. |
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