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In NSW its a breach of the tenancy agreement to “cause nuisance” to the neighbours (I would imagine similar laws apply interstate). If it progresses into a complaint to the police it would be worth pursuing it with strata in case it is a tenant and a warning can be issued from their agent. Without a formal police report and complaint (if they accept it) it wouldn’t be fair to be issuing such warnings as it is really just they said she said.
RosieHP | Highlands Property Wollondilly
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Check out EBM or Terry Scheer as well – quite a lot of our clients use them as they are landlord insurance specific.
RosieHP | Highlands Property Wollondilly
http://www.highlandsproperty.com.au
Email Me | Phone MeProperty Management Specialist - Wollondilly (part of the south-west growth corridor of Sydney)