As a property manager what can I do to eliminate disruptive or harassing visitors?
961587
The next time the situation happens, call the police and have them issue a no trespassing warning.  If it were me though, I would make sure that your tenant is present, that way it is documented that all parties involved know that this person is not to be there.  Plus the statement by your tenant that they did not invite this person to the property will help your case, especially if a trespass summons is issued and you do have to go to court. This also insures that your tenant is truthful that they really don't want this person around, or they can't say that they didn't know that this person is not welcome.  Finally, if it comes down to it and this person continues to come around, you would really have no choice but to evict your tenant.  Most lease agreements stipulate that residents are responsible for the actions of their guests.  Sounds like you have a good tenant so I hope it doesn't come to that. Good luck to you, this is a hard problem to deal with.
553348
Yes, techniques of managing visitors,\n\nNot just at home, but at office/institutions and even countries.\n\neg.. tourism..
869901
Let me guess the harass you for loitering….  \nThey are just doing their job.  To keep the neighborhood nice for everyone. \nYou not going to get anywhere with a petition….  don’t mouth off… say hello officer in a friendly way, if they tell you there is a problem with you behavior tell them you are sorry.  Ask there when what you could do instead…  \nbe honest tell them you're bored... they should be willing to help if you ask. You need to demonstrate a little courtesy and respect toward the police and they will return the favor.  This goes for the way you act toward all adults… sorry but that’s just a the way a civilized society like our works…
1078983
Try ignoring him. Anything you do to irritate him may reflect poorly on you which is what you're trying to avoid. Also, keep a journal of incidents which can be considered harassment and go to your supervisor with more information to file a formal complaint if his actions continue. Good luck!
1050397
First find out what your local ordinances are regarding these issues. Then, talk to them nicely and discuss the late night noise and the offensive garbage. If that does not work you can do one or both of the following things: Talk to a lawyer and have a letter sent to them if applicable. Report them to the local authorities. I live in a township and these issues are sometimes discussed at the monthly township meetings. I agree, "silence is acceptance". Good luck.
736695
It's time for you to go over your immediate bosses head to upper management.  Before you do, I would document and entire weeks worth of instances along with date, place and time the harassment takes place.  I really feel for you and I hope your situation improves soon - God bless!
745850
Tell them that you will decide who you buy gifts for, and when you buy them.\n\nAnd that if they keep harassing you, and that you do see it as harassment,  you will report them to management.\n\nI had someone try this with me with our Unoin, in the dim and distant '80s, and only the threat of management getting involved stopped him
553846
I had this same problem a few years ago.  I would call the office and they would tell me what I wanted to hear and then do absolutely nothing about it.  I called the police on several occasions, but it would only stop the noise temporarily.  Finally, after a very long night of noise until 4 in the morning, and after calling the office night number, and after the office manager told me she would personally come over anytime night or day and then didn't, I called the office manager the next day and asked for the phone number for the corporate offices of the apartment complex.  This got her scared enough to take action.  She knew this had been an ongoing problem, over a year, and that she had not done a thing about it and if I called the corporate offices, ie her boss, she would be in serious trouble.  The people upstairs from me were gone by the end of the week!  Call the office of your complex, ask for the office manager and tell him or her you want the number to their corporate offices, or whoever is their immediate supervisor.  Don't ask for it, DEMAND IT!  There is no reason you should have to put up with that, you pay rent and live there, too.
786488
The first thing to do is to remain calm yourself. Let them know that you hear what they are saying and really listen to their complaints. Ask them to please speak slowly and try to relax so that you can help them to resolve whatever issue may be causing them distress. You must never argue or show negative emotions of any kind. Let them know you appreciate their business and you will do whatever you can to help make their visit as pleasant as possible but unfortunately some things are not within your control. Also, try to get the assistance of a level-headed co-worker or supervisor.\n\nI hope this helps.
151404
Get privacy manager. That usually stops the unwanted call. And if it doesn't they have to tell you who is calling. An operator comes on the phone and asks you if you want to accept the call or no. That has stopped a ton of unwanted calls at my house.
937675
THERE IS A " QUIET TIME " MANDATED BY THE APT.COMPLEX . I HAVE BEEN TOLD IN THE PAST THAT IF I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH ANOTHER TENTANT TO CALL THE POLICE AND MAKE A COMPLAINT .THAT WAY IN THE EVENT OF EVICTION YOU HAVE A DOCUMENT TO SHOW THAT YOU HAVE MADE SEVERAL ATTEMPTS TO CURE THE PROBLEM  TO THE APT. MANAGEMENT . HOWEVER , WITH YOUR SITUATION OF NOT BEING WANTED THERE , I WOULD STILL CONTACT THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND FILE A COMPLAINT ON NOISE . THAT WILL LET THE NIEGHBOR  KNOW THAT YOU SERIOUS . IF YOU HAVE TRIED TALKING TO THEM , TELL THEM THAT THE NEXT TIME YOU WILL NOT BE  KNOCK ON THERE DOOR , THE POLICE WILL ... THERE IS LAWS ABOUT EXCESSIVE NOISE ALL OVER . GOOD LUCK
970662
Call the police. Tell your neighbor what annoys you the most.
305625
By leaving them alone.  People don't want to be harassed by strangers.  If you're offering a service advertise it with a sign and have them approach you.  Also keep an eye out for suspicous activity and report something you think may be real.  That would help ALL the people at the airport.
1065113
Tell an administrator. And depending on the laws in your area, after that you have the right to file charges for threatening or harassing behavior. just have all your facts straight and documented
99583
Remove all speed bumps from the parking lots and put them in the hallways and/or sports fields.\n\nAttach all hallway/lounge furniture to the ceiling.\n\nBrick up doorways to all administrative offices.\n\nSprinkle instant mashed potatos all over the sports fields, preferably with a reasonable expectation of rain in the next few days.\n\nHide an old cell phone in the ceiling or a plant and call it frequently throughout the day.  Preferably during times of quiet.\n\nRound-up.  (Draw your own conclusions and offer to help the maintenance guy in advance!)
561071
I would not begrudge you that, grab a b-ball bat and swing away.  I used to live in a godforsaken apartment building where the walls were paper-thin, and I could hear EVERYTHING my neighbors did...including having orgies at 4-5 in the morning, several times per week.  Every morning when I took a shower, I could hear them next door taking a dump.  I called the management, I called the police, and nothing happened.  Knocking on the ceiling will alert them to the fact that they are disturbing you, and if they have any decency at all, they will be a little more considerate.  If not, you are dealing with some real a$$holes, and you should ask them as politely but as firmly as possible to please shut it.
814249
Since your neighbor and his guests are being rude, talk to the property manager.  There are most likely community by laws / rules including not parking in such a way to block other tenants cars.  \nAsk the manager to enforce the rules.  If he/she says they have to see it, ask if time stamped photos would prove it.  \nBe nice to the manager.  He/she is only doing either job and hopefully being fair about it.  \nAlso if you have on site security, call them when it happens.  They may be authorized to have the vehicles towed if not moved. \nThe drive way needs to be clear for several reasons especially if any type of emergency services are called to your home and need quick access to the house.   \nAlso ask the manager about putting up no parking signs in front of your drive. \nBest of luck.