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Man Moved Into a Cheap Apartment—But He Quickly Learned Why the Rent Was So Low

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Apartment living can be difficult when thin walls make every sound impossible to ignore.

The following story involves a man who moved into a cheap apartment and quickly found himself surrounded by incredibly loud neighbors.

One neighbor blasted music in the hallway at 2 a.m., while another spent hours talking loudly on speakerphone.

With the noise constantly disturbing him, he wondered if he could file a complaint or do something about it.

Read the full story below for all the details.

Neighbour on the phone 24/7

I just moved into this apartment.

Rent is cheap, and there are a lot of sketchy people living here.

I live on the top floor, and my neighbor on the right side is loud.

He comes home super late, always blasting something on his phone in the hallway at 2 am in the night.

The doors are paper thin, so I can hear everything and get woken up.

This man noticed his other neighbor was always on the phone and talking really loudly.

My neighbor on the left wakes up around 10 pm and calls someone.

He puts the speaker on and talks really loudly.

I know because I can’t hear my other neighbour, only this guy, because he’s literally so loud.

He speaks like he needs hearing aids, and his speaker is so loud as well.

He just goes on and on and on for the whole friggin’ day.

He doesn’t know how to deal with them.

It’s driving me effing crazy. I don’t know what I should do.

Technically, it’s not late at night, and it is his apartment, but I don’t understand why he is so loud.

There is no need, and I mean it, he’s literally yelling.

Anyway, can I file a noise complaint or anything? I’m actually going insane.

Uh oh! Paper-thin walls and loud neighbors do not really mix well.

I get why OP feels really frustrated, considering he has loud neighbors on both sides.

The best move would probably be to politely mention the issue first and then check whether the building has specific quiet-hour or noise rules.

If nothing changes, documenting the disturbances could help if a formal complaint becomes necessary.

Let’s find out what others have to say about this.

Short and simple.

This one shares a suggestion.

If you enjoyed this story, check out this post about people who have to go to court to get their land back after their neighbor sells it.

Here’s another idea…

Finally, another one chimes in.

Cheap rent often comes with some noisy neighbors.

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