Another thought. Some communities have a section within the police department to help with civil disputes like yours. You may want to inquire about it.
It sounds like a good start, and it is well written and not inflamatory, but I would make several comments:
1. It sounds like this may now be getting out of hand. I might have suggested that you mention this informally to your landlord when this began to escalate.
2. It might have been...
appealswriter38 is right in what he says, but 30 days notice tendered by the 1st of the last month under the old rent is necessary to make the notice valid. So then the rent goes up more a month later...
I am afraid you may have a different problem.
I am afraid you may have a different problem. Since we're are talking about separate properties with common landlords, I think your only recourse if the tenant and landlord refuse to cooperate is the same as if the houses were all owner-occupents...
What you really need to know is that the landlord is responsible for the conduct of these neighbors. If they are excessivley noisy or noisy at innappropriate times, they are violating your rights under the implied covenant of quiet enjoyment, which means that you have generally unrestrained use...