on 22-05-2016 08:44 AM
on 22-05-2016 01:12 PM
on 22-05-2016 01:34 PM
The sound that travels through walls is the bass. Most can be adjusted, if so, turning the bass down should do the trick.
If not...maybe an external speaker connected to the TV, then placed next to the bed.
on 22-05-2016 01:50 PM
on 22-05-2016 02:06 PM
on 22-05-2016 02:48 PM
@kopenhagen5 wrote:
The agent may eventually work out the older woman could be a trouble maker and side with you.
If she is doing this now then she may have done it in the past.
If you see the Agent maybe they could check on her previous behaviour,(from the agent they rented from
previously).
on 22-05-2016 03:02 PM
What about getting the single mum on the other side to back you up.
Ask her if she can tell the agent that you're not a problem, but the old lady is?
22-05-2016 03:09 PM - edited 22-05-2016 03:14 PM
I agree with youcan.
Write a letter to the agent. If there is a specific person who knows you at the Agency, address it to them.
Highlight you have been a good tenant, and that you spoke with the other tenant early on about your situation.
The agent, then might speak to the lady on your behalf.
Good luck. You don't need the stress and neither does your daughter right now...if your neighbour continues to be like this, you may have no option but to put yourself first and ask the agent for somewhere else. Not ideal, I know...noone should be essentially forced out by someone else.
But take a look at your current place, think about what living arrangements will be with your daughter when the child arrives, and ask her what she might wish to do, also.
How does the father of the child feel? Does he want to live with your daughter, with you, after the baby, or will they want their own place?
So in a way, your daughter's pregnancy is part of things here. Maybe, you will need less space, or more, soon.
How they feel might be an important part of any decision.
I need to go outside to make calls, too. So I understand you need to. Congratulations on the baby and I hope everything works out.
on 22-05-2016 03:49 PM
Get your daughter to buy a set of wireless headphones to watch her tv, I know you shouldn't have to, but for under $50 it would be worth it.
I am partially deaf, but certain tones and pitches of sound go through me like fingernails on a blackboard, so what sounds ok to you and your daughter could be extremely annoying to others.
Another thing and I'm not sure if it's been mentioned yet (apologies if it has) you are planning to move at the end of this year, talk to the RE agent and see if you can end your lease early without any costs to you. They might be willing, its worth a try.
on 22-05-2016 04:17 PM
on 22-05-2016 04:31 PM
Wait till your daughter has the baby. Then she can get a single mother's pension and apply for housing in her own right.
Then the boyfriend can move in with her.
Is he on a Newstart allowance? If yes they should have no problems making ends meet.
Then you can enjoy your unit and have peace with the neighbours and go and babysit your grandchild over at your daughter's place.