Neighbor throws garbage and weeds onto homeowner's lawn, claiming she has an open building permit that entitles her to a certain amount of greenery, so fellow neighbors call the city on her: ‘Karma is catching up’

If you see someone messing with your property, what do you do? You can scream at the top of your lungs, call the police, or sit back and let the evidence pile up. However, the way you proceed is determined by what you want the outcome to be. The homeowners in this next story go under their disruptive neighbor's nose and call the city to report her when she claims she has rights to property that isn't hers.

Property line disputes happen all the time, and they can get pretty ugly depending on who you're dealing with. Looks can be deceiving, so you must judge a person's character and the way they interact with you and your land. In a utopic world, homeowners wouldn't have to worry about nutty neighbors who believe the world exists to make them comfortable, but this world is not perfect, and nutty neighbors are around every corner…

The individual who posted this next story explains that many neighbors are living around them who trash their yard, but one neighbor in particular claims to have the right to do so. Little did that neighbor know that a fellow neighbor whom they thought was their friend was actually their foe… Scroll below to read the full story.

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