The “air noise” like talking and TV is bearable but the “impact noise” from the floor above seems quite loud.

The “air noise” like talking and TV is bearable but the “impact noise” from the floor above seems quite loud.

Grinding.

Keep grinding to get the next two, I'm excited to see those next two posts.

Did the universe grind to a halt when 61K died in 2017-2018? 

My tenants (who are leaving at the end of the month) have been great with me throughout their residency, but the unit owner below me (who happens to be the HOA president) has called me every month this past year, complaining loud foot step noises in the middle of the night in and near the bedrooms, most likely from jumping out of bed. 

In general, students have been good tenants for us but they may need a bit more coaching on what is their problem and what to contact the landlord about- like telling them what can't go in the toilet, not to put bacon grease in the drains, that the light bulbs are their responsibility, and to talk to the neighbors about their issues with parking or noise BEFORE contacting the landlord.3.

My tenants have received a number of noise violations (it's debatable as to whether these fines are even justifiable, admittedly the floors are laminate and can be noisy, but I plan to carpet those floors immediately) over this past year, but they are great tenants, always pay on time, nice, and respectful.

I was thinking of OB, but would be a bit concerned over the airplane noise.

You can't fix stupid - but you can muffle the noise with duct tape!