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Are we over reacting? (Kinda long)
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From: West Point, Utah - Village Idiot

Originally Posted by tallbump
...Remember guys, it'* not even about the noise as much as it is that they are purposely doing it to pi$$ us off. That'* what makes me so mad...
Too bad you can't drill a small hole in the floor and pump their apartment full of pot smoke...just enough to mellow 'em out!...................
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Don't show them you are angry. They will stop. Immature people love to do things to watch orhers react. Don't react. I bet they stop.
Originally Posted by tallbump
...Remember guys, it'* not even about the noise as much as it is that they are purposely doing it to pi$$ us off. That'* what makes me so mad...
Try telling the landlord you will not pay any rent until the issue is resolved? Be ready to move if needed. Easiest way to get a message across is by taking money away from the person who holds the keys.
Originally Posted by tallbump
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That would be an option if it wasn't going to take about 2 years to get the house.
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Shadow
PostPosted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 5:34 pm Post subject:
Hey dont let these small problems bother you when much brighter days are ahead plus werent you having a house built soon. Just deal with it till then I guess.
PostPosted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 5:34 pm Post subject:
Hey dont let these small problems bother you when much brighter days are ahead plus werent you having a house built soon. Just deal with it till then I guess.
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Originally Posted by MyLittleBlackBird
Try telling the landlord you will not pay any rent until the issue is resolved? Be ready to move if needed. Easiest way to get a message across is by taking money away from the person who holds the keys.
Originally Posted by Skippy1827
Originally Posted by MyLittleBlackBird
Try telling the landlord you will not pay any rent until the issue is resolved? Be ready to move if needed. Easiest way to get a message across is by taking money away from the person who holds the keys.
Remember, it costs the landlord time and $$$ to evict you or them. I'd gather a several days/weeks worth of recordings before I started withholding as well as document the several times you've asked your lanlord to resolve the issue.
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From: Erie Pennsylvania

Not too concerned over teh security deposit. I mean, with an attorney I'll fight for every penny, but we have lived here for over 3 years so it'* not in perfect shape. Of course, most is normal wear and tare. But, I just want out of here.

















