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Alex Clift
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Noise problem

Alex Clift
  • Hoboken, NJ
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I own a condo in nj that I rent out and recently found out one of the tenants from the unit below mine is moving out because of the noise from my tenants. The noise is from movement in the unit, not music, partying, etc. I'm meeting with the condo board this week to try to resolve the issue. Obvious solution is to put down rugs but I'm hesitant as I don't want to take on that added expense. Curious if anyone has had similar issues and how they rectified. I think the nj condo laws are that 75% of the floors must be covered in carpet but it's not enforced. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks.

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