Some degree of noise is to be expected in a multi-family housing unit (neighbors complain of excessive noise in single family housing units-PURCHASED OR RENTED, THAT IS, a townhouse, condo, single home or apartment, on and on..duh'), however a tenant's complaint of an unreasonable amount of noise and disturbance in an apartment is not ridiculous. JUST AS SINGLE FAMILY OR OCCUPANTS OWNING THEIR PROPERTY SOLICIT THE ASSISTANCE OF THE POLICE IF NECESSARY FOR ASSISTANCE WITH EXTREME DISTURBANCE, IS IT UNREASONABLE TO SEEK THE HELP OF PROPERTY MANAGEMENT IN RENTED APARTMENTS FOR THE SAME (certain neighbor etiquette is a reasonable expectation in apartments or any multi-family dwelling)' As far as it being UNREASONABLE to expect this as a tenant and soliciting property management's cooperation with valid complaints, I THINK NOT IF THEY ARE SINCERE IN THEIR AGENDA OF MAKING THEIR TENANTS STAY A PLEASANT ONE AND NOT JUST COLLECTING RENT TRYING TO KEEP A HIGH OCCUPANY (quota percentage) THUS IN TURN PROFIT GAIN VIA POOR TENANT SELECTION, ETC.--Huuummmm--IS solicitation to tenants with "perks" by the S. Garner, author of the 10/03/2006 posting, to be expected next - Shouldn't one completing a complimentary notice want such satisfaction to be known to the entity of "honor being complimented" and not ANONYMOUS like "The Reserve" in Duluth's postings -- if you live there, the "fury of the wrath" of a defensive, rude manager may be a valid reason for a public complaint to be Anonymous-the IDLE side of the complex has expired if it ever existed and it's truly gone WILD (WYLDE)!!!!!!Prospective new tenants--do your homework, you may find yourself not "living" but S U R V I V I N G !!!!!!

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From: Anonymous	Date: 05/24/2008
That didn't make sense.

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