[Dashing Dasher]

That is such BS...

I'd say of the ones I know - 0% are sympathetic.
ALL of us want them out of here.

Quick story - I bought a condo several years ago. It housed a married couple and their daughter. Within two years, it housed 8 people - 5 adults and three kids in a two bedroom condo - approximately 1200 sq. ft.

They were putting up walls in the dining room and living room to make more bedrooms. I spoke to people in Zoning, Building Permits, I contacted the HOA and was repeatedly told there was nothing I could do - except move.

And that's what I did.

[sheana]

Current:
The house behind us is a rental, managed by a realty company. Recently the fence between it and us blew down. After we fixed the fence I went over there to get a contact name to bill them for half the fence (I have been in the house before).
Oh my, it is full of hispanics(don't know about their legality) but....they have a heavy curtain up in the dining room doorway, using it as a bedroom. One of them was using plywood the other day to block the windows from the house to the sunroom. Looks like that is going to be another bedroom.
I called the owner and told him...dud they are destroying your house.
This WAS a very nice house. Would sell for at least $400k right now, even torn up.
Time to leave the neighborhood.....again!

[martin_fierro]

I bought a condo several years ago. It housed a married couple and their daughter. Within two years, it housed 8 people - 5 adults and three kids in a two bedroom condo - approximately 1200 sq. ft.
They were putting up walls in the dining room and living room to make more bedrooms. I spoke to people in Zoning, Building Permits, I contacted the HOA and was repeatedly told there was nothing I could do - except move.

OK, probably I missed something but:

• You bought the condo and rented it to them?
• You bought the condo and they moved in with you?
• You bought the condo and they moved into a neighboring condo?
• ??