Hello, we got complained by our neighbours downstairs twice,

Hello, thank you for the question. What happened? What did security do? What did the police do?

Have you spoken to the landlord about this?

That makes a difference. A condo means that someone owns the unit, which is you I presume.

Do you know if the owner has been contacted?

What you're doing sounds like "reasonable use and enjoyment" of the property. I think you're fine.

If you were playing loud music or dancing into the midnight hours, that would be different.

I recommend that you contact the owner first, before they hear about it from security or the police. Tell them what's happening. They might recommend that you not use the shower or washing machine late at night. If you want to keep the peace, try to keep it quiet.

But from what you've told me, I don't see how you can be charged with anything or evicted.

Does that make sense?

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You won't have to deal with it. The complainer will have to bring this up to the condo board against your unit's owner.

The worst thing is that you might get evicted, but you could fight that. You don't need a lawyer at this point.

No, it won't. Not if it doesn't go any further. You might get letters from the condo manager, but you don't own the unit. The unit's owner will get letters. So talk to them about this first, see what they think.

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You can't be sued at this point.

In a condo situation, one owner can sue the other if tenants of the other are interfering with their own use and enjoyment.

So the people who are complaining won't sue you, they'll sue the owner of the unit you're renting because the owner's tenant's (you) are breaking the rules of the condo board.

Is that clear?