They don't get to sabre-rattle, threatening legal action and still maintain the same relationship with you.  

I have a section 8 tenant who is complaining their laundry machine is making a loud noise.

A few things I learned:1) Stand up close so you can hear, she rattles off those parcel numbers quickly and the microphone/speaker quality isn't great.

Thanks for making some noise and making people aware. 

There's always a certain number of "don't give a sh**" people out there who are looking for easy places to live where they won't be hassled to pick up their trash, mind the noise, etc.

A regular partition wall with insulation is not going to cut it for noise sensitive residents.

While you don't need an accountant for this as you can do your own research, and accountant can cut the research time in half, remove any noise, and tell you how that strategy can apply to your personal situation 

Whether it's disagreements over shared spaces, noise complaints, or differing lifestyles, the likelihood of conflicts arising increases with the number of occupants.

This includes rules for behavior, use of amenities, noise levels, and any other guidelines to ensure a positive experience for everyone involved.

those courts are going up everywhere and cities are having issues with the noise they make.