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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Worst nightmare has happened - house down the street was sold and now they're renting out to multiple families and people. They now have multiple cars everywhere, have been parking on my neighbor's lawn, left trash strewn in the street because they don't care, and don't take care of the yard/property of course cause they're renters.  Is it legal in Montgomery County to do this?  Absolutely zero work and construction was done in the house, so the house is still built with rooms, kitchen, and bathroom like it is for a single family.

It's really justifying up the steet and declining the quality of life for everyone. [/quote]

Worst nightmare??? Come on stop being a dramatic!! Also try living an apartment with shared walls and a bunch or people living next to you, above you to the side of you then come back here to fake cry.

Grow up.[/quote]

Where do you live? Let's see how you like of the home next to you goes from a single family to now 5 families parking 8 cars now all in the drive way and in the yards and throwing trash all over the street in front of your house..let's see how much you'd like it. [/quote]

But it's not the home next to you. You said it was down the street and next to your neighbor. I get it, though. What does your neighbor intend to do about it?[/quote]

It's still a home on the same block, dimwit.  One sh!tty house ruins the character of the neighborhood and home values.  Then next house flees and then the next.  Now the enitre area is a ghetto dump with cars parked all over lawns, trash in the streets, and crime increasing. That affects long time residents. Of course you're probably too dense to comprehend it..[/quote]

We have a multi-family house on our street. One guy there edges our lawn and some other lawns for free. I guess we are lucky as a recent visitor commented on how nice the lawns look.

A multi-family home doesn’t have to mean there will be more trash, etc. I don’t love what they do with their backyard so am strategically planting flower bushes.

My neighbor in the multi-family home actually came over and helped us dig a hole for a flower bush.

Maybe they will get the hang of things. If they are from another country, they may not be aware of expectations here. [/quote]

How is your comment relevant? She didn’t say she hates all multi family housing. She is complaining that her neighbors leave trash and park on other people’s lawns. Like most people, I’m sure she’d be fine with a good neighbor.[/quote]

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