Well, I guess you were trying to be funny, it`s ok..... As I mentioned previous posting, there are no grounds to evict anybody as far as I know.
I have asked the super to ask the neighbor to get it in writing (in case that this is something else going on)...That way, I give the neighbor the opportunity to express his/her frustration and let them know that if there is a complain it better be in writing. (kind of I am listening but I am not your mom).
If I get it in writing, I know for sure that neighbor is bothered in which case (and only then) I would mentioned to the tenant about the noise (snoring) and that if possible to move his bed to the other side of the room or move to the other room as an option to try to keep everybody happy.
So I am still looking for some opinions as to how you had deal in the past or how could possible deal with this snoring case?
Regards,
QUOTE (investmart @ Jan 23 2010, 02:04 AM) You asking the neighbor to send you a letter is funny. I wouldn`t bother the neighbor. "document everything" doesn`t really mean everything.
Anyway, the tenant has the right to be sick. I`m assuming:
1. you are not a doctor and
2. the rent does not include health insurance
(luckily we have OHIP).
Just say something to show you sincerely understand his frustration.
Today it`s a snoring tenant. what`s next - husband caught cheating? maybe you should be a mediator, save the marriage and reduce your vacancy rate!
Cheers.