Neighbor Etiquette - How to be a Good Neighbor

I've lived in a variety of neighborhoods throughout my life, and I know from experience that each one has its own personality. Some tend to be more open to street parties and socializing, while others are made up of people who prefer to stay to themselves.

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Good neighbors are great-who doesn't want an acquaintance who can collect the mail while you're on vacation, or a trustworthy person to keep an extra set of keys? But bad neighbors? They can be the worst! Except, what if your next-door neighbor considers you to be the problem...and you don't even realize it?

A fail-safe guide to life with your fellow homeowners -- even the ones who seem like next-door nightmares.

Living in a high-rise condominium is entirely different from living in a single house. You'll get to meet and live with different kinds of people within the same floor, and the same building. Not only that, you need to also be aware of other duties and responsibilities of living in a condo that is not addressed in a normal house set-up.