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Tenant is day sleeper

John Murphy
  • Colby, KS
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We've got 15 apartments and several tenants work night shifts and sleep during the day.  No problem right?  There are definitely additional challenges and responsibilities.  One of our biggest challenges in working on the apartment next door and trying to do it quietly and without disturbing the sleeping tenant.  Has anyone else experienced difficulty with this?

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Of course we have experienced this. It's nice to try and accommodate them but nobody promised a life without problems. Do your job, get it done as quickly as possible, and move on. If it's too much, your tenant can couch-surf at a friend's house or get a cheap motel room.

It's not your responsibility to accommodate every person in every situation.

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