You rent an apartment and recently a new tenant moved in above you. This tenant's behaviour is causing you a lot of problems. Write a letter to your landlord. In your letter: Describe what the new tenant is doing Explain why it is disturbing you so much Tell your landlord what you would like him/her to do about it

Dear Ms Kaur, I am writing with regard to your new tenant who has just taken the apartment on the floor above me on Lonsdale Street. I don't like to complain, but the

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two weeks have been awful. The new tenant has four young children that seem to be too young to be at school and are allowed to run around the apartment at all hours yelling and screaming.

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is exacerbated by the two large dogs they own which are constantly barking. Because I work from home,

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is making life very difficult for me, especially as often need to deal with clients via Skype. The shouting and barking are extremely distracting, not to mention unprofessional. have already had several complaints from these clients and am afraid may lose them if

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disturbance continues. I have tried talking with the tenant but to no avail, so would like you to remind them of the conditions of their lease agreement, particularly with regard to noise and pets.

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, would you consider carpeting that apartment?

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would help a lot to reduce the thunderous sound of feet and paws. I look forward to hearing from you very soon. Yours sincerely. Julie Swanson