Nightmare tenant above

Nightmare tenant above

18:04 PM, 11th July 2014, About 10 years ago 19

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Please can someone give my advice, my boyfriend is living below a guy who is a nightmare.  Nightmare tenant above

The tenant above had a party from 10.00 pm to 6.00am and a environmental order was sent out, which my boyfriend received. He gave it to the guy upstairs and it has been down hill since then.

I am currently typing to the sounds of him F-ing and blinding at his girlfriend, she is screaming and crying and he sounds like he has been throwing her across the room.

He makes music and all you can hear is boom, boom. It is on for 15mins, switched off and then back on again 15 mins later.

Last Sunday it was on all day  – boom boom boom, sometimes at 10.30pm you can hear it.

Sometimes it is so loud that if you are out side it is like begin in their lounge.

The rest of the time he spends his time F-ing at her and she can be heard screaming and crying regularly. The neighbours have said they have seen him throwing her across the patio at the back.

My boyfriend has contacted the landlord to ask him to have a word with them and he said to him one more thing and they are out. He’s called the landlord several times since but he never gets back too him.

What can we do?

I have told them to keep the music down and I have gone upstairs to see if she was alright once because you could hear her screaming.

Thanks

Donna


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Mark Alexander - Founder of Property118

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12:37 PM, 12th July 2014, About 10 years ago

Reply to the comment left by "AA Properties Wales " at "12/07/2014 - 12:19":

Brilliant post Kevin
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12:56 PM, 12th July 2014, About 10 years ago

Thanks Mark, I've just promised him a room at the local nick for his behaviour if he carries on interrupting my classical music! (I didn't log that "nice friendly" conversation down lol)....

donna douglas

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18:11 PM, 12th July 2014, About 10 years ago

The landlord came round today to sort it out, my boyfriend went through everything, the landlord said I told him to use his headphones and not to use the punch bag.

The tenancy on the flat is till Jan and he said if I gives him notice, that would be 3 months of Jan. To be honest he does not want to give notice because for the last months he would loose rent.

He is moving in to the flat above in Jan and they have to leave at the beginning. It turns out that his girlfriend is pregnant and in 3 months time they are going to the council so that they can be housed by them.

I understand that he does not want to loose the rent for the last few months. But it would make it easier if he was kicked out, after the landlord left he called my boyfriend after to tell him what he had told upstairs. He said that the man that lives across came out and said your tenant above can be heard swearing all the time and the police have been called out a few times.

The landlord said that upstairs wanted to come down to say sorry, but my boyfriend had said before he did not want him too as it was all hot air.

The landlord said that upstairs have to be out by jun because he is moving into the flat, is my boyfriend stating after Jun not sure.

It sounds like you are having a nightmare as well and when you can not relax it is hell. I like a bit of classical as well, so that would grate and I wish the guy above did because Tchaikovsky or puccini would be ok, blaring out not dance music.

My boyfriend got back before from town and yes music loudly played, phone call to the landlord how called him who said oh I did not realize it was that loud.

I hope that your nightmare man gets sorted out and why do people do this and my friend bought her house and the tenants next door would get drunk and abusive. She told them to keep it down they said we will burn your house down, she went to the landlord and got no where. She ended up selling the house and moved because it was a nightmare.

Julie Dawson

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11:38 AM, 13th July 2014, About 10 years ago

Hi, Ive also had a similar tenant, drinking, drugs then loud music and fighting ... its on a loop, lovely when their sober ... or asleep. I kept ringing the police and so did the other tenants, you need to wear them down .... keep doing it over and over again, and keep ringing the landlord over and over again ... hopefully at some point they will give in and start listening to you, its the only way, don't let people like this get the better of you and make other peoples lives a misery. Good Luck !!!

ClaireLouise Devon

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12:07 PM, 13th July 2014, About 10 years ago

The issue is you can only ask landlord to evict them. its up to him to evict. Most towns have an anti social behaviour officer, try the police. If the lady upstairs wont accept whats happening there is very little you can do. Quickest way to evict is S21, yes notice is longer but it is a guaranteed result and usually only 1 hearing.

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19:32 PM, 13th July 2014, About 10 years ago

Reply to the comment left by "ClaireLouise Devon" at "13/07/2014 - 12:07":

Hi Claire, I think S21's are great to get people out but like you said it takes time. I think S8 grounds 12 and 14 show that the landlord actually has a reason.

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19:34 PM, 13th July 2014, About 10 years ago

Reply to the comment left by "donna douglas" at "12/07/2014 - 18:11":

He may lose rent but personally I think that's a bit greedy. Yes he will get rent but the neighbours of this tenant sound like they can't stand him! Lets hope he actually calms down now. Like previously mentioned record every time from after the landlord's visit that the tenant is disruptive and if he carries on, tell the landlord something needs to be done.

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1:01 AM, 14th July 2014, About 10 years ago

I like your comment and yes I think that he is being greedy.The neighbors next door, across the road, at the back of the house, my boyfriend all hate him and maybe more.
The man across the road asked if he lived here because he had put a note through his door and and he said that he did not want things to go further. He new that someone across complained about him as well. The man came back and said his landlord should told that he is growing weed. To be honest the landlord came down listened and told him off, but now we look at is the landlord acting like it is only a bit of noise and arguing. Even though my boyfriend said, how bad it was and the landlord said he had told him before to behave and said to my boyfriend one more thing and he is out. I do not think the landlord is that bothered he want the money and does not want to loose 2 months rent if they go. The flat above is only being rented to nightmare tenant till Jan and then the Landlord is moving into it.
I do want when he moves in for people to complain to him about them or hope that he feels uncomfortable. When the man across said the police have been round a few times, when most neighbors have complained to him and he is not bothered, you just have to wait till Jan.I am not taring all landlords the same but he does seem to just want the money and could of kept a tighter control on upstairs, to check that they were behaving rather than being Mr laid back all the time. He does not respond to phone calls when you call about it, from the neighbors or my boyfriend.

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0:18 AM, 16th July 2014, About 10 years ago

Wow. Just keeps getting better for you doesn't it! 🙁
I think we've done all we can now but keep us posted with new developments by all means

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