In? Hurt Va how many poeplw can legally live in a 2 bedroom apt?
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My neighbors have 4or5 adults and 4 children living in a tiny 2 bedroom apartment. the noise is driving me nuts. The kids are up until 3 or 4 am and the adults are on the porch hollering and being obnoxious.I have tried talking to them but it does no good. the landlord is not much help either.
Most states/counties have laws regarding how many people can live in a unit. What you discribe sounds like a major violation in any city/town. Call your local building department/housing authority.
Most states/counties have laws regarding how many people can live in a unit. What you discribe sounds like a major violation in any city/town. Call your local building department/housing authority.
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