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[quote=Anonymous]I think you’re entitled to do research into boarding laws, and I’d call whatever line exists to confirm a business license exists. But if they are following the laws, you’re sort of out of luck. If people are parking legally on a public street that wouldn’t bother me, but dogs parking all day sounds annoying. Also I’d be nervous not knowing the temperament of any of these dogs, have you seen a crazed pit Bull jump a fence before?

If the person is a renter, maybe you can find a way to contact the land lord (look up the home’s owner and find their contact info online). I can’t imagine any lease would permit this.

And I’m sure people will say MYOB, but the fact is if the neighbor is not violating any lease provision or local laws, then they are fine and have nothing to worry about. I think OP is at least reasonably allowed to explore that this is all above board and if it isn’t, the neighbor shouldn’t be allowed to just violate terms because they’re trying to earn money. There are plenty of other legal ways to make income.[/quote]

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