I'm afraid that I don't have a drum tutor recommendation for you, but I can reassure you that you don't need a drum kit to get started.  In fact, it's generally held that drums are the worst thing to learn with as they are too forgiving.  You need to get hold of some sticks and a practice pad, which is typically a wedge-shaped piece of wood with a rubber pad on top of it.  When you do get a full kit you will find that you will need to put pads over the skins in order to practice properly as well.  Unless, of course, you can afford a decent electronic kit, in which case they will serve both purposes.

Of course, a lot depends on what type of drumming you want to learn.  If you just want to learn a basic "thump, crash, thump, crash" to play along with friends or whatever then you can get started with actual drums.  You'll find it more rewarding to start with "proper" drumming though, and it's best to get straight into the habit of doing it from sheet music.

Good luck with the neighbours!

Andy

There's a drum school next to my office .. Tram 12, stop Grange Canal.

Website is multi lingual so i guess the teacher may be too.

Lookup   drum.ch   :)

I have a set of drums for sale 

http://www.adac.me/nos-ateliers/atelier-percussion/

Nyon or Morges, with adac, kids or adults percussion..

And you advertise it! Are you deaf?

Can you provide me details and the price.