The cursed neighborhood house.

Started by NM_Shooter, March 14, 2012, 10:51:54 AM

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NM_Shooter

We've had a house next to us that seems to be possessed.  Every family in there has been a challenge for our neighborhood.
This is not a cheap house... the original price plus improvements is in the $900k range.

1)  Original owners.  Dropped off their three dogs for a week before moving in.  English Mastiffs.  Barked non-stop for a week, loud enough that you could put your hand on my bedroom window and feel the window pane vibrate.  They turned the property in to a mini-neverland ranch.  Trampoline, batting cage, putting green with pitching area.  Their kid used to whack golf balls that would go all over the neighborhood.  I was standing next to my truck one day when a ball came over, narrowly missed me, hit the side of my truck and left a very large dent.  When I went over to their house to complain, I got a lecture on how much money their golf complex cost them, and how if I were to just not park in my driveway, this would not be a problem.  No kidding.   This same family adopted a 4 yr old kid from a Mexican orphanage, and after three years took him back X2 no kidding.
They eventually moved back to AZ, but kept the house as a rental property.

2)  First renters ($3000 / month!!!).  More dog problems.  They had 4 or 5 dogs over the course of their stay, a few of which got thinned out by coyotes.  Their dogs were all over the neighborhood, frequently in my yard, in my garage, in my garbage.  They would get down and harass my chickens.  I woke up one morning to my flock being slaughtered.  Could have been coyotes, but I have my doubts.   This family also inconsiderate.  The dad shot off a model rocket that failed to deploy the chute, and it came down and penetrated my roof surface.  Literally stuck right in it.  My wife noticed him just walking onto our property, with an intention of climbing on the roof of my house to get his rocket.  They would also have parties that brought in 200 people at a time.  Literally could not navigate my truck and trailer up my road when they had their events.  Their kids used to ride ATVs through neighboring yards too. 

3)   Newest neighbors.  Don't know if they bought or if they are leasing.  They have been in for a month, and they still have their uncovered furniture in their driveway, along with weight benches, tool boxes, and here is the latest and greatest annoyance... bee hives.  Probable 15 or 20 hives.  These bees have found my garden pond, and are swarming it. 

I am at a loss for understanding what is going on with folks these days.  I don't care what somebody does on their property, as long as their emissions stay on their property.  Emissions being : kids, dogs, golf balls, noise, rockets, bees, whatever. 

Guess I'll make up a bunch of bee traps.  15 or 20 should probably do it. 
"Officium Vacuus Auctorita"

Redoverfarm

Frank just buy the darn thing and be rid of your problems. [rofl2]


NM_Shooter

Thanks Red, you are a lot of help.   :D
"Officium Vacuus Auctorita"

rick91351

Quote from: Redoverfarm on March 14, 2012, 10:56:49 AM
Frank just buy the darn thing and be rid of your problems. [rofl2]

You might want to think that one over Frank.....  There is a neighbor the other side of that house as well.  Most likely have to buy up two properties.   :D

Wow the value of good neighbors is explainable....  We have several here, just the best people you could hope for.  Up at the ranch I have one.  Our closest one, we have never gotten along.  Most likely never will.  Makes a hellish relationship, when thing could be so much better smooth....   
Proverbs 24:3-5 Through wisdom is an house builded; an by understanding it is established.  4 And by knowledge shall the chambers be filled with all precious and pleasant riches.  5 A wise man is strong; yea, a man of knowledge increaseth strength.

peternap

These here is God's finest scupturings! And there ain't no laws for the brave ones! And there ain't no asylums for the crazy ones! And there ain't no churches, except for this right here!


Gary O

'They have been in for a month, and they still have their uncovered furniture in their driveway, along with weight benches, tool boxes'


Well, we had some deadbeat customers that tended to ignore our polite correspondence.
So we employed 'Charlie', one of the idiot savants we'd have on contract from time to time. Excellent engineer, but was, shall we say, not a people person.
Old Charley didn't give much thought to appearance, nor understanding of the application of water or soap to body.......or clothing. Let's say the gentleman was ripe.

One of the jobs we found most beneficial was hiring him to pay a visit to these less than desirable customers. No yelling, no histrionics, no threats, just sitting in their lobby.
We received remittance within days. Sometimes with a query as to how to get rid of the smell...days after he'd left.

I would hire him out to you, but he is no longer with us.....nor with anyone. Actually, he might possibly have begun to pass away long before it was discovered he'd expired....but that's just my opinion.

You may very well have a 'Charlie' in your area.
He could just hang out in their drive, inspecting the garage sale goods, posing as the next door neighbor.........

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Native_NM

Shooter,

We are in New Mexico....why do today what you can put off for a couple hundred years.

I have a neighbor in a million dollar house that we call the Beverly Hillbillies.   Their house looks like a disaster zone.  Cars, trailers, tarps, trailers, gazebos, and unfinished landscaping.  Drop me a PM and I'll give you the address...next time you are up in the far NE area drive by and get a chuckle.



New Mexico.  Better than regular Mexico.