Imagine buying your dream home, only to find out that your neighbors are a homeless couple living in a tent on a nearby empty lot. This is the reality for a couple who recently bought their first home, and it’s causing some serious disagreements between them. The wife is growing increasingly nervous about the couple’s proximity to their home, especially with an upcoming trip that will leave their house unattended for over a week. The husband, however, thinks they should leave the homeless couple alone. Let’s dive into their story and see what’s really going on.
A Home Sweet Home
Long Distance House Hunting
The Ideal Location
Empty Lots and Surprises
An Unexpected Neighbor
A Temporary Resident
A Change in Tenants ❄️
Too Close for Comfort?
Privacy Concerns
Upcoming Trip and Worries ✈️
To Call or Not to Call?
The Big Question
A Homeowner’s Dilemma: What Would You Do?
This couple’s dream home turned into a source of conflict when they discovered a homeless couple living on a nearby empty lot. While they initially didn’t mind, the wife is now growing increasingly concerned about their privacy and the safety of their home during an upcoming trip. The husband, on the other hand, believes they should leave the homeless couple alone. As they struggle to agree on what to do, the question remains: should they call the city on the homeless couple, or let them be? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation… ♀️
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