Bad Neighbors

Bad neighbors… as it is said, you can’t choose your neighbors.

If you’re out house-hunting, you check the neighborhood for easy commuting access, that you are close to conveniences like shopping and transit… you even check out the schools.

No one stakes out the neighborhood or walks around and ask neighbors about “bad neighbors” when house shopping.

And then, what happens after you move in is you Google for ways to get even with bad neighbors and you come across this website and this page.

Help with Bad Neighbors

Your home is your castle. You must defend it at all costs.

When a neighbor decides that their way is the right way, or that you’re in the wrong just for moving in, there are limited legal ways to set them straight.
You need to document everything. All incidents, confrontations, police calls and more. I have a journal for that.

And when that doesn’t work, you need to have a plan to get even. To cause that neighbor the same, or worse, grief that they have caused you and your family.

I have many pages of helping people get even with bad neighbors, you’ll want to read them before you take any action.

Complaints About Neighbors

Here’s a list of common complaints people have about their neighbors doing that offends them:

Loud parties late into the night.
Dogs barking incessantly.
Parking disputes over street spaces.
Overgrown lawns and untidy yards.
Unsupervised children causing disturbances.
Garbage not properly disposed of.
Pets roaming freely.
Noise from power tools or machinery.
Inoperable vehicles parked for long periods.
Smoking in shared areas.
Property damage or vandalism.
Boundary disputes over fences or property lines.
Gossiping or spreading rumors.
Lack of privacy due to nosy neighbors.
Aggressive behavior or confrontations.
Not cleaning up after pets.
Unsafe driving or speeding in the neighborhood.
Improper maintenance of a home or building.
Junk cluttering the yard or common spaces.
Violating community rules or HOA guidelines.
Late-night laundry causing noise.
Cooking smells permeating shared spaces.
Drinking in public areas.
Loud music or television at unreasonable hours.
Illegal activities.
Disrespect for shared facilities like laundromats or gyms.
Construction without proper permits.
Blocking driveways or access ways.
Not sharing responsibilities for shared areas.
Excessive water usage during droughts.
Feeding wildlife which can attract pests.
Leaving lights on all night.
Not adhering to recycling rules.
Hosting too many guests at once.
Running a business from home that causes disturbances.
Snooping or prying into others’ affairs.
Littering in shared outdoor spaces.
Using shared laundry machines for too long.
Not controlling pests like rodents or insects.
Playing sports in inappropriate areas.
Not maintaining a pool or hot tub properly.
Hanging laundry in unsightly ways.
Stealing Wi-Fi or other services.
Not returning borrowed items.
Excessive or aggressive holiday decorations.
Ignoring snow removal obligations.
Hosting yard sales too frequently.
Leaving holiday decorations up too long.
Using drones or other devices that invade privacy.
Not participating in community events.

These are just 50 of some of the issues that can arise between neighbors.

It’s always best to try to resolve conflicts amicably and directly when possible. If you’re dealing with a particularly difficult situation, it might be helpful to check local laws and community guidelines, as they can vary widely.

Remember, being considerate and communicating effectively can often prevent these neighbor complaints from escalating into larger fights.

But, if you need help with your neighbors, you’ll find it here.

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Your Bad Neighbor Revenge Shopping List

As you plan revenge on your neighbor you may find this shopping list to come in handy. Being prepared for what comes next is your first step for neighbor revenge.