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Quoted from CrazyLevi:Not a fan of this move. To seek permission is to seek denial.
Inviting your neighbors to complain is a big mistake in my experience.
100% agree with this especially in New York. You let people know what you have now they listen for it and wait to complain. Some spiteful jealous people out there.
Quoted from scylla:One of my staff members lives in a rental condo and can hear the neighbour pee through the wall (condo has a reputation for not being very well built). I'm guessing if she can hear him pee then she can hear the rest as well...
I was gonna say she should tell the super or landlord that someone is peeing through her wall. 
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