"Neighbor Tried To Scare Us Out Of Parking In Our Assigned Spot"
"We recently moved to a new apartment complex, and have out-of-state plates. Another person had been parking in the assigned covered spot we were given. We checked with the office and they said it was the spot for our apartment and the person had probably been parking there since it had been empty for a bit. They said we didn’t have to worry about being towed. I figured it was a person who was the second car in their apartment. My suspicion seems to be confirmed as three weeks later this person hasn’t parked in any other covered spot."
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Mur 2 year s ago
All of these are pretty dispicable except the cat spikes. Dont see an issue w that at all.
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Theresa 2 year s ago
#9
I dealt with something similar except I didn't live in a private community, complaining to the town didn't help since "technically he wasn't breaking the law". Apparently it's perfectly ok to be running an RV rental business out of a rented home (that was sold as a low income property) and have the RVs being returned at 11pm regularly. We finally caught him cleaning out the RV sewage tank into the street and called the cops and that finally made the town deal with the situation...
I dealt with something similar except I didn't live in a private community, complaining to the town didn't help since "technically he wasn't breaking the law". Apparently it's perfectly ok to be running an RV rental business out of a rented home (that was sold as a low income property) and have the RVs being returned at 11pm regularly. We finally caught him cleaning out the RV sewage tank into the street and called the cops and that finally made the town deal with the situation...
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Cindy 2 year s ago
#9 rent a huge old POS truck and park in front of his house overnight... if he comes to ask to move it just say "there is nothing we can do about it"
#2 #4 #13 #15 what a POS people....
#2 #4 #13 #15 what a POS people....
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Johanna 2 year s ago
#20 If you put the fence up why are the boards facing your neighbor's side. Usually the smooth side faces the property that paid for the fence.
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Franklin 2 year s ago
Johanna,
Actually the smooth side should face outward, otherwise someone could use the horizontal rails as a ladder to easily climb into your yard.
Actually the smooth side should face outward, otherwise someone could use the horizontal rails as a ladder to easily climb into your yard.
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Thaddeus 2 year s ago
Johanna, no, they'll make you take it down if you do that.
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Matthias 2 year s ago
#17 Where is the new office located? Transylvania? 
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Felix 2 year s ago
Common courtesy and respect of others is ancient history - and it s#cks!
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Ebenezer 2 year s ago
#27 - he should have said “I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom I can tell you I don't have money, but what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you stop spilling the soup now that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you, but if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you and I will kill you."
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Rafa 2 year s ago
#18 I’ll take things that didn’t happen for $500 Alex,
I dealt with something similar except I didn't live in a private community, complaining to the town didn't help since "technically he wasn't breaking the law". Apparently it's perfectly ok to be running an RV rental business out of a rented home (that was sold as a low income property) and have the RVs being returned at 11pm regularly. We finally caught him cleaning out the RV sewage tank into the street and called the cops and that finally made the town deal with the situation...
#2 #4 #13 #15 what a POS people....
Actually the smooth side should face outward, otherwise someone could use the horizontal rails as a ladder to easily climb into your yard.