Neighbor Remodeling Fence Concerns

Summary

Tenants in california have rights to quiet enjoyment and can report boundary violations. Landlords are responsible for resolving issues affecting tenancy. Consult local regulations or contact the department of building inspection for guidance. Consider discussing the situation with your neighbor or landlord. If issues persist, seek legal advice.

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next door neighbour , new owner started remodelling , with permits, but I'm not been told any thing , even today they cut a big hole in the fence separating my house and his house. they know I have a big dog,
It sounds like a frustrating situation! Here are some steps you can consider:
- Talk to Your Neighbor: Try discussing the issue with your neighbor to reach an amicable solution.
- Review Your Lease Agreement: Check if your lease addresses issues like shared fences.
- Contact Your Landlord: Inform them about the situation, as they might need to intervene.
- Local Regulations: In San Francisco, property modifications should respect property lines. You may want to check local regulations or contact the Department of Building Inspection for further guidance.
If the issue persists, seeking legal advice might be beneficial.
are my options less, because I'm not the landlord ?
Hey! As a tenant, you still have rights and options. Here are a few:
- Right to Quiet Enjoyment: You have the right to enjoy your rental without unnecessary disturbances.
- Landlord's Responsibility: Your landlord may be responsible for resolving issues affecting your tenancy.
- Property Boundaries: Even as a tenant, you can report boundary violations to local authorities.
If you need further legal advice, consider consulting with a local attorney. Let me know if you want anything else!