Some neighbors seem to find a problem with absolutely everything.

One homeowner says the woman next door has been causing problems since the day he and his wife moved in. At first, they tried to give her the benefit of the doubt, but things only got worse as time went on.

She started getting upset whenever they made normal noise outside and even confronted people working on their property.

Then one night, she walked onto their property with a flashlight just to yell at his wife for sitting in her car.

Now they’re completely fed up and wondering what they should do next.

Read on to see what you think about this whole thing.

Neighbor constantly screams at her kids and fights with her husband / yells at us

So this lady is a piece of work. Basically, we moved in a year ago, and my wife and I are just so over it.

Basically, she’s constantly screaming at her kids, all 6, 7, 8-ish years old. She and her husband keep getting in fights multiple times a week, and we’re pretty close, so I can hear their fights and see him run away to his car.

She gets mad when I do yard work or make any kind of noise in my garage or driveway, which is right next to their house.

It started literally during move-in, and I gave her the benefit of the doubt because she hadn’t had anyone living there for 9 months, but it just escalated.

The woman just doesn’t stop, so now they’re looking for options.

Tonight, my wife came home from the store, and she came out with a flashlight onto my property to yell at my wife about being inconsiderate for coming back and sitting in her car for 5 minutes.

She’s also gotten mad at EVERY contractor we have had out, to the point that we have warned people about it before starting work.

She also texted my mom, thinking it was me, about our dogs, who are pit bulls, about them being “aggressive and lunging” and that they’re a public nuisance, which they have never done and never have been.

So what would y’all do?

Oh my! That woman sounds like a nightmare to live by.

Let’s check out if the readers over at Reddit have ever dealt with a similar situation.

This is all really good advice.

Let’s hope not, but you never know.

This might be a good idea.

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Here’s an excellent way to avoid confrontation.

It sounds like she’s just looking for problems.

They’ve already tried giving her the benefit of the doubt, and that clearly hasn’t helped.

Now that she’s coming onto their property and confronting people, they should start documenting everything and set some firm boundaries.

And if she keeps escalating, they may need to involve the landlord, police, or whoever else is in charge.