I saw a house with a fence around it so I rented it because I thought

good, no one will bother me here, Landlord even said, "all that will stay here is this pick-up camper in your one of your 4 parking stalls (my yard is big enough to park 3 cars now) because I put my tools in there to fix things around here and those 3 bikes belong to the guy that lives in the front house on the other side of the your fence but I'm going to tell him to get them out of here now, so after I paid first and last and moved in, turns out the guy in the front house says he needs access to the back of his house by coming in through my yard to get back there, I told him no, maybe in an emergency only so your going to have to get back there through your back kicthen door, but now landlord wants him to have access, through my yard. how can I put a stop to this? as his kids already stole something from me but he's telling me to prove it, plus his bikes are still in here with a large red picnic table and his trash can and a couple of other things, 3 bikes has grown. And now he wants to park in my driveway, I live in the back, so I have to honk and wait for him to come out, back out again let him out, then I can come back in. any good advice? not to mention that when my wife comes home from work at 10:pm she can't even see in the dark much less have to back out agian for him to get out so she can come in and she can't even back up, she goes back crooked come back, tries again, comes back, get the picture?

And now, I jump started my car with a die hard battery charger giving it 250 engine start which blew my two bedroom outlets and one living room outlet so he wants to charge me for bringing an electrician to fix it, he never told me his house was not grounded and I had no way of knowing.

You should first decide what, specifically, you want. Do you want your neighbor never to set foot on your property again? If so, what do you want the penalty to be if he does?

It sound frankly like a no-win situation. Your landlord's a jerk, but he's holding all the cards. Your neighbor's a jerk, but unless you can catch (i.e., videotape) him breaking a law there's nothing you can do about him, either.

I would cut your losses. Approach your landlord very reasonably and tell him it's not working out. Don't get into the reasons, just say you want out of your lease within 30 (or 60, or whatever) days and your deposit back. You'll make every effort to leave the place shipshape for the next, er, customer. If he resists, tell him you'll be leaving anyway and it will be easier for the both of you if you do this amicably. A smart landord would rather avoid the hassle of a trashed house and a court date, etc., to argue deposits and broken leases. Once he agrees make sure you send him a letter stating what your agreement is, in case he reneges after you move out. If he's not smart, do it the hard way and take him to small claims court after you leave. Good luck.

Read your lease. If it says nothing about your neighbor being allowed to park in your driveway, and keep his junk there, threaten you landlord with the legal repercussions of breaking the rental agreement.

wow did you get into a bag of worms. do you have a lease, or any of what the land lord said on paper, like a rental agreement. If you do not it may be time for you to leave. Have a nice day, good luck

Here's my advice you need to confront him and say it needs to stop NOW!!. As for the landlord tell him that he didn't tell you that it was not grounded.Tell the landlord that he needs to pay. It is his house and that you only rented and shouldn't have deal with this and that he needs to take care of it not you.Your just renting Sometimes when you rent they have agreements or contracts you need to look at that if you have one with him. If you can catch the boys steeling then you have a better deal. Tell your little friend next door that you bought the property not him and if he wants it then make me an offer if not you need to stay the heck of my property and next time I catch you going through my backyard the sheriffs will be at your front door. get the sheriffs number and contact him and ask him bought it if you don't go to a lawyer.You need to talk to a cheep lawyer that will give you better advice then I can.