Landlord Apartment Advice - Best Way to Handle Noise
Complaints
Noise complaints are never fun. Open windows and summer
days appear to exacerbate the problem, and already pesky one for
landlords.
Landlords who do nothing with
the complaints will not help the situation. Doing nothing only drives
away good tenants, and possibly lead to the police being called. Do you
landlords want that? Heck no!
As soon as you receive a
noise complaint, you have to deal with it. Ideally, you should catch them
in the act of committing the noise infraction. The best
approach is a one-warning
system.
If you have to respond to the
noise complaint again, provided it is legitimate, look
for your lease remedies, and act on them.
The best
way to handle
noise complaints is prevent them! Prevention
can be handled with leasing policies. The best way to execute it is at
the application process. When a prospective tenant applies,
find out if they have a reputation for noise problems, before you allow them
onto your property.
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