Hello, Mr. Du, the noise upstairs is too loud for the landlord to solve. If you check out, is it a breach of contract or a refund of the deposit?

To solve the problem of too much noise upstairs, you can follow the following steps:

First of all, communicate with the landlord to express their troubles and demands. You can communicate with the landlord by phone, text message or face to face.

If the landlord can't solve the problem, he can ask to return a house. Before checking out, be sure to find out if there is any breach of contract and negotiate a solution with the landlord.

If the check-out is because it is not suitable for living, and the rental contract signed with the landlord does not clearly stipulate that the check-out needs to bear the liability for breach of contract, then it is not a breach of contract.

After checking out, you need to negotiate with the landlord about refunding the deposit. If there is no breach of contract during the lease period, the deposit will be refunded according to the contract, otherwise a part of the deposit may be deducted.

When negotiating with the landlord to check out and refund the deposit, clear requirements should be put forward, including the check-out time, the time and method of refund the deposit.

If the landlord does not agree to the plan of returning the house or refunding the deposit, it can be solved through legal channels. You can apply for arbitration or bring a lawsuit to the relevant leasing arbitration department or court.

In short, the problems during renting need to be communicated in time and solutions should be negotiated. On the issue of check-out and deposit refund, it is necessary to operate in accordance with the provisions of the contract and the laws and regulations on renting. If negotiation fails, legal channels can be sought to solve the problem.

I hope my answer can effectively help you solve the problem.

I wish you a happy life!

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