Share some more apartment living horror stories.

One horror story is about noisy neighbors. They would play loud music late at night. Every night, the thumping bass would shake the walls of my apartment. I tried to talk to them nicely at first, but they just ignored me. It got so bad that I had to call the building manager several times before they finally quieted down a bit.

One horror story is about a strange noise. A student in college apartment would hear scratching noises at night coming from the wall. It was so creepy that he couldn't sleep well. He thought it might be rats at first, but when he checked, there was no sign of any rodents. Eventually, he found out that the wind was blowing a loose piece of metal outside the building against the wall, which created the spooky sound.

Sure. There was a story where an assisted living facility had a rodent problem. The residents were constantly finding rats and mice in their rooms. It was not only unhygienic but also terrifying for the elderly. Another horror story is related to the quality of medical care. In some places, when a resident has a medical emergency, the on - site medical staff is not well - equipped or trained to handle it properly, leading to serious consequences for the resident.

One horror story is about a roommate who never cleaned. The kitchen was always a mess with dirty dishes piled high and food left out to rot. It smelled awful and attracted bugs. Another was a roommate who would bring strangers over at all hours without warning. It made the place feel unsafe.

In my NYC apartment, the neighbors were the horror. They would have loud parties every night. The music was blaring until the early hours of the morning. I complained to the building management several times, but it took them forever to do anything about it. I lost so much sleep during that time.

One horror story I've heard is about an apartment manager who would constantly enter tenants' units without proper notice. He claimed it was for 'inspections' but would move things around and even take small items. Tenants felt violated but were afraid to complain as they didn't want to get evicted.

In my old apartment, the heating system was always breaking down during the winter. The maintenance guy would come, tinker around for a bit, and leave. But the problem would just come back. One time, we had no heat for almost a week. It was freezing. We were constantly begging the management to fix it properly but they seemed more interested in just doing quick, temporary fixes.

Well, the first apartment I had was in an old building. The walls were super thin. I could hear my neighbors arguing all the time. It was like they were in my living room. There was also this strange smell that would come from the vents. I think it was because of the old ductwork. I ended up moving out after a few months because I just couldn't stand it anymore.

A horror story is that some people got scammed by fake Young Living representatives. These fraudsters took their money but never delivered the products. It was a really bad experience for those who fell victim to such scams.

One horror story could be when a person in a sober living house had their personal belongings constantly stolen by other residents. It made them feel violated and unsafe in what was supposed to be a supportive environment.