New mental neighbor moved in

Did you have a question, or did you just wish to vent?

 

It is in the best interests of all people who aren't mentally disturbed to avoid people who are mentally disturbed or mentally deranged.

 

Which is why it's my goal to one day live on a property where I can't see other houses.

 

That is one reason I spend a great deal of time on my cattle ranch in the hills of Central Texas, and my home in a city 60 miles away sits on a 10 acre wooded lot on unincorporated land in the county.

 

I can hear you now.





Rocking chair on the porch, your hound dog at your feet.

 

Plus my hammock under a huge oak tree.

Goodness gracious I love being retired.

 

I suspect that the unspoken legal question you have is, "Can I get these neighbors evicted?"

Nothing you have described is a lease violation.

Perhaps you would be happier in a gated community, with you the HOA president. However, fated has to date not granted you the assets to enable that possibility, so make the best of you current situation.