There is strength in numbers and having the other neighbors behind you gives you more juice. Especially if you have to get a property manager or building owner involved. 9. Get your property manager involved. Thank you for reading my post and replying. It’s a good suggestion, but I feel like it’s easier said than done for me. For some reason I feel like the manager does not like me, even before this incident. I could be wrong, in which I hope I am, but I just have a feeling about it. And now I feel the same way about the manager just like my downstairs neighbor felt about me – fear to confront. My downstairs neighbor, who complained, is a 14 year old girl. She lives with her single mother. At first I thought it was the mother that complained, but it was the daughter. I came to that conclusion because I spoke with the daughter (I had asked for her mother at that time and the mother was not there), and then after that I got the message from the manager saying “not to speak to them”. Many people have loud upstairs neighbors and do nothing about it at all. I hope that you choose a different solution. Because the situation can be handled, it comes down to how you decide to rectify it.

A Tip here is that every landlord should keep their calm in such situations. Dealing these situations with anger and rudeness will only mess things. You may even end up ruining your landlord tenant relationship. Have an Undertaking

About the Book

THE NOISE DOWNSTAIRS has us following Paul as he is recovering from his physical injury caused by the strike with the shovel as well as the emotional trauma.
Mr. Barclay keeps the tension high and the story line is intriguing. The ending twists were well hidden from the reader.
The introduction of the typewriter was very clever, and th Paul Davis nearly loses his life when he inadvertently discovers a colleague looking for a place to dump the bodies of the two women he just murdered. This is a fun psychological thriller, very entertaining, with perfectly timed twists, and expert pacing. There are some weak spots, a few highly implausible scenarios and dialogue, but for the most part this story is tightly woven, effective, and very suspenseful.

If you have tried talking to your neighbour and they are still making noise you might consider getting the local authority involved. What to bear in mind when you make a noise complaint to the council Vintage Barclay – an utterly compelling read with a twist you won’t see coming. I loved it!” – Shari Lapena, author of The Couple Next Door I found the first point very disappointing. I will potentially be declined permission to soundproof and I also can't move as explained above. If it continues, ask your property manager what they suggest is the best course of action to get a resolution to the issue. 10. Call the police.

Summary

This may not be your favorite option and could get annoying to do. However, you'll find this evidence useful when you take additional steps to maintain your sanity and claim your peace. 8. Talk with your other neighbors. It's getting really annoying. I have ear plugs because prior to now I have needed them at night because I have people above, below and to the side so it's to be expected, but this is the most annoying thing about living here. A] twisty psychological tale . . . a satisfying and clever novel. The large cast and the story’s many moving parts perfectly set the reader up for the final climactic twist.” —Mystery Scene This is supposed to be a creepy read, but I felt that it could have been creepier. I had a theory early on about what was happening, and I was right, which might have detracted from the creepiness. However, this is one of those cases where I thought that I was a smart reader and had everything figured out, but there were a couple of twists that I didn’t see coming. The typewriter part of the story felt like a puzzle solver for me. I thought I saw through the plot-device to the ending of the novel once that underwood typewriter was introduced...