One of the neighbors called us today, and listed the following issues:1) There are 5 people living in the house (there are only 3 on the lease), and the house has become a party house with 10-12 people going in and out every day2) Allegedly, pot is being smoked frequently in the backyard at said parties3) Drunken behavior including peeing in the backyard where neighbors can seeNow I'm a little worried that illegal activity may be going on at my house.  

I'm trying to be polite here, but there's no shortage of people willing to take your money to allegedly teach you how to get rich overnight, but more likely to fund their own business.

My inspector made no mention of it and my eyes did not detect any split utilities, but allegedly the appraiser says that utils are split.

They can utilize their "self-help" rights and have the nuisance branches trimmed and cleaned up, which they have, or they could sue, alleging the trees overhanging branches are infringing on their right to quiet enjoyment of their property.

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Or would his (alleged) high integrity prevent him from buying a property obtained thru the “evil” of cold calling?

Don't give it to some guy who allegedly retired on his real estate.

The seller has filed a new complaint with the state, His attorney sounds like they are going to slam this guy with some serious allegations.

This was told to judge during hearing but judge still ruled against tenant and demanded alleged sum of rent landlord claims is due be deposited in court registry.

On the fourth day, go to the local Justice of the Peace office and file an eviction suit alleging that he violated the terms of the lease by failing to pay rent and ask for an eviction and damages for unpaid rent.