Condo - kids making noise -bothers my tenants - need input

Talk to your tenant, make them understand that you did your best and still working on this issue.
Ask them what can you do more to help the situation.
Tell them to call the police if they think the noise is too excessive (maybe they will realize that they are asking too much or police will make them realize it?)

It suck for them, but like other said, it's hard to control young kids.
The tenant also need to understand that.
The parents upstairs should at least try to make their kids run less.
 
P_KK said:
Talk to your tenant, make them understand that you did your best and still working on this issue.
Ask them what can you do more to help the situation.
Tell them to call the police if they think the noise is too excessive (maybe they will realize that they are asking too much or police will make them realize it?)

It suck for them, but like other said, it's hard to control young kids.
The tenant also need to understand that.
The parents upstairs should at least try to make their kids run less.
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Yes we ll talk again with tenants tonight. Try to reason and manage expectations.
The owners upstairs really seem to be doing everything they can. They also hired some specialist consultant to help them better manage the kids
 
Sorry dude, I don't think there's much you can do. I remember growing up in an apartment and my parents were always telling us to walk on our toes not to bother the people downstairs.
Then when I was in college I lived in an apartment where I swear the folks upstairs were either tap dancers or dancers for Michael Flatley's river dance.
People are selfish.... that's why I will never live in a place where I have neighbors upstairs.
 
It suck for OP, because even if the tenant leave the next tenant might complain for the same issue.
Hopefully over the years, the kids will grow and make less noise? But I wouldn't count on that.
Parents still need to teach their kids and hopefully over time, kids will understand.

Or get the perfect fit tenant for that unit, which is not easy.
 
I forgot ine item. We offered to buy a foam like material and give it for free to the owners upstairs to attenuate the impacts, but they refused.
Not sure we can do more than this at the moment.
We ll see how the discussion with tenants will go tonight
 
rebel said:
I forgot ine item. We offered to buy a foam like material and give it for free to the owners upstairs to attenuate the impacts, but they refused.
Not sure we can do more than this at the moment.
We ll see how the discussion with tenants will go tonight
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Foam maybe not but a nice rug would help

We did this in playroom/living room bought a rug

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Looks like it's been more work for you to look into a non-issue then it would be to offer your tenants to pack it up and move on.

I think you might be better off with new, more reasonable tenants.
 
I know this is not always possible, but when I didn't have a kid and wanted to have a chance at sleeping, I always rented on the last floor so I wouldn't have anyone above, pretty logic no?!! Not saying it eliminates the noises from the other neighbors, but can't deny that not having someone above will end up with less noise disturbance. Than I got a kid, so moved at the lower level, when no one was under me and made sure the above tenants were calm with no young kids like me, I was lucky found a place where above were the owners of the block. After a few years I moved again this time last floor as my kid is older and less noisy... so I can enjoy a min. of piece and quiet, only neighbors are downstairs... , without being a nuisance to the people below.

In your case, are the up and down apartments the same? or close to? a little bit out there but have you asked if they want to switch places?
 
mecbain said:
I know this is not always possible, but when I didn't have a kid and wanted to have a chance at sleeping, I always rented on the last floor so I wouldn't have anyone above, pretty logic no?!! Not saying it eliminates the noises from the other neighbors, but can't deny that not having someone above will end up with less noise disturbance. Than I got a kid, so moved at the lower level, when no one was under me and made sure the above tenants were calm with no young kids like me, I was lucky found a place where above were the owners of the block. After a few years I moved again this time last floor as my kid is older and less noisy... so I can enjoy a min. of piece and quiet, only neighbors are downstairs... , without being a nuisance to the people below.

In your case, are the up and down apartments the same? or close to? a little bit out there but have you asked if they want to switch places?
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The units are all the same but each one is owned by a different owner
 
^ok I missed that :( oh well, what ever you do make sure it's well documented and have everything need it to back you up.
 
dis lui darreter d'faire sa vieille fille frustrée.

condo beton armée, jamais entendu le voisin sauf sil échappe kekchose ou les ongles du chien
 
Je pense que tes locataires sont des esti de chialeux.

ça fait même pas 1 mois qu'ils sont installés et commencent déjà à foutre le bordel avec les autres copropriétaires.

Elle s'attendait à quoi ?

Si elle ne veut eut rien entendre qu'elle loue un condo de luxe avec charpente en béton mais ça ne sera pas le même prix, ou qu'elle loue une maison.

Au pire elle a seulement à quitter dans 11 mois. Qu'elle se mette des bouchons d'ici là.
 
Je rajouterais que c'était à elle de faire ses vérifications de base et de louer au dernier étage. Pour moi ce sont des bruits standard du moment que des enfants peuvent habiter dans la bâtisse.
 
Bien dit Daytona, mais quand tu es proprio la locataire c'est ton client et une business alors OP devrait essayer tous les options possible pour le bien de son argent et éviter plus de trouble dans le futur (Regie, saccage l'appartement, etc.). Mais rendu au mois de Mars, demande si elle veut rester, pis si elle veut rester qu'elle te foute la paix avec le bruit des enfants qui cour en haut.
 
Je ne crois pas malheureusement que OP puisse faire grand chose.

Pas plus que le pourrait un propriétaire d'un bloc à logement à part faire de la sensibilisation, ce qui a déjà été fait ici maladroitement par la locataire effrontée.

Le gars en haut peut aussi bien dire que c'est pas de sa faute si la bâtisse est mal insonorisée. Essayes d'aller en guerre contre ça. C'est pas comme si le gars faisait des party à 3 heures du matin. C'est ses enfants qui se lèvent quand l'autre veut dormir à des heures atypiques à cause qu'elle travaille de nuit.
 
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D_Accord said:
Sorry dude, I don't think there's much you can do. I remember growing up in an apartment and my parents were always telling us to walk on our toes not to bother the people downstairs.
Then when I was in college I lived in an apartment where I swear the folks upstairs were either tap dancers or dancers for Michael Flatley's river dance.
People are selfish.... that's why I will never live in a place where I have neighbors upstairs.
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I think more than anything , there is education.
Now days, most people do not educate their kids to respect their parents and the surroundings.

Imagine you running like those kids at 6 am, what would have happened to you. Right ?
 
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