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While living next to a neighbor from hell has some heavy drawbacks, you can’t just uproot your entire life because of the nuisance next door. However, there may come a point when leaving would be the next best thing for you.
So, when would you know if it’s time to move? According to property management expert and RedAwning.com founder Tim Choate, it’s when you feel threatened in terms of your physical safety and emotional health.
“Walking away isn’t defeat; it’s just wise to leave what harms you for the sake of peace,” he clarified.
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Leaving a home because of a difficult neighbor is a “cost-benefit decision in the practical sense,” according to Alves. And if the situation has led to increased expenses for repairs and legal fees, then it may be time to consider moving.
“The financial and emotional cost of staying often outweighs the inconvenience and cost of moving,” she stated.
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Meanwhile, Kruse says a good sign would be if the neighbor’s actions have gotten so bad, you’ve deemed it necessary to document everything. However, he also urges getting the authorities involved.
“If their behavior is intentionally disrupting your rightful enjoyment of your property, or has become threatening, you should call the police or consult with legal counsel about things like a peace bond rather than suffering it,” he said.
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