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Learn how to record 'evidence' needed when reporting noise damage to your property management company or legal authorities. This guide covers noise measurement using smartphone apps, how to save your records, and effective ways to communicate with your property management company.
When hosting home parties or inviting friends to your rental apartment, consideration for neighbors—regarding noise, trash, and bike parking—is essential. This guide explains guest rules in multi-unit housing, how to check building management regulations, and how to handle problems if disputes arise.
Noise troubles in rental housing often leave tenants asking: "What decibel level constitutes illegal noise?" and "What do I do if the property management company won't help?" This guide explains noise regulation standards, measurement methods, legal remedies, and self-protection strategies from a practical perspective.
Short-term rental operations (minpaku) in nearby units are increasingly causing problems with noise, trash, and suspicious visitors. This guide explains how the Home-Sharing Law works, how to identify illegal short-term rentals, and the steps tenants can take to report issues to management companies, local authorities, and police.
In rental housing with children, noise from footsteps and daily living can easily cause neighbor conflicts. This guide explains soundproofing measures, good etiquette, and how to handle complaints—from an expert perspective.
A rental property's management condition is reflected in its common areas. This guide explains what to check in the entrance, hallways, garbage disposal area, bicycle parking, and bulletin boards—both before and after a viewing—and how to assess the management company's quality.
To avoid regrets when viewing rental apartments, we explain how to objectively measure and verify noise. From smartphone app-based sound measurement, time-of-day checks, to soundproofing performance guidelines by building structure—complete with an on-site checklist you can use right away.
Footsteps from the unit above, running sounds, and falling objects are among the most common issues in rental apartments. This guide explains step-by-step solutions—from reporting to your building management company to negotiating directly, soundproofing measures you can implement yourself, and legal remedies.
A situation-by-situation guide to resolving noise complaints in rental housing by consulting the right resource—your management company, police, lawyer, or municipal office. A real estate expert explains how to choose the right contact, the steps to take, costs involved, and when to pursue legal remedies.
A step-by-step guide to handling noise and neighbor disputes that commonly occur in rental housing. Learn whether to address the problem directly or consult your management company, how to keep records, how to use legal remedies, how to use a sound meter, and more. A rental real estate professional provides practical advice.