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Bhaskar Upadhyayula
  • San Jose, CA
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Disturbance from neighboring 4-plex

Bhaskar Upadhyayula
  • San Jose, CA
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I own a 4-plex in Austin. Our tenants complained about noise, disturbances at night, illegal parking, parking in fire lanes and so on from tenants from neighboring 4-plex. We suspect it is one or two tenants from this 4-plex. One of my tenant did not renew lease due to noise and general trouble they make. My new tenant already complained to me twice.

I'm in touch with other landlords in the community. They heard similar complains about tenants from this 4-plex. We could not get landlord's phone number even after talking to their tenants. But we found mailing address of the landlord from Appraisal District website. That's all the info I have of the landlord.

I can ask my tenants to call police if there's disturbance/noise. But I want to make my tenants feel safe. What is right course of action here? Appreciate any advice.

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