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Yeah, well it wasn't apparent. And the building was built in like '05.
Once again, not interested in "noise-proof" only trying to figure out ANY kind of recourse I have AT ALL because any time tenant upstairs walks or moves it's literally 50-60dB.
What about violation of building codes, etc?
Aw, aren't you precious? You're in here asking for free help, throwing a fit because you're not being told what you want to hear, and now you've elected yourself Moderator, too?Quote:
Thank you for your answers, but if you're going to ridicule me and say that I'm "not reasonable" for resenting my landlord's renting me a POS apartment where I can't sleep, then I'll kindly ask you to move on to another thread.
Yah, no. You're in a publicly accessible space, and you don't get to decide who posts where. Life is hard, it's high time you learn to deal with it.
You think that's loud? Really? That's the noise level of a quiet street. Are cars supposed to not drive by, either?Quote:
Once again, not interested in "noise-proof" only trying to figure out ANY kind of recourse I have AT ALL because any time tenant upstairs walks or moves it's literally 50-60dB.
Check your city's codes. Don't be surprised when those don't give you what you want, either. Your option at this point is to move at the end of your lease term.Quote:
What about violation of building codes, etc?