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Tenant with lots of noise and vibration
I have a strange problem. I own a 6 unit apartment building. On first floor, there is a 50 plus lady who moved in alone. Tenant in basement apartment (legal unit) complained of unusually high noise and unusually high vibration activities some nights. Her next door neighbor also complained. I and the basement tenant are worried about ceiling coming down. How do I put it nicely and politely to her without creating uncomfortable atmosphere for her and me? She has a lease for herself alone but another person might be living with her (too early to be sure, she only moved in two weeks ago).
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Find her a boyfriend and the noise will stop......