So what if there are some lesbians living next door to your old house.
Seriously, you may have to lower the price of your house to compensate for the devaluation your neighbor causes.
Oh, listen to all of you. Why can’t anyone just admit that there are some people in this world that need killing?
Good surveillance camera system that takes photos on motion detection and sends them to your e-mail (there are fairly cheap ones that capture recognizable images, even at night).
Lawyer.
Sell house cheap, recoup loss by selling your story to the Lifetime network.
Talk to Guido, I think he goes by Gus now. Down at that café that never seems to be open but always has well dressed guys coming and going. You know the place.
Ask him what to do about your problem. Suggest that you could return the favor some time. Community and family, that’s what it’s all about. 
So the guy was badmouthing the CIA and the FBI? I’m sure they’d be glad to know about that.
I second making it a super cheap rental for military/police. If you can hack paying a portion of the mortgage every month for the next year to have someone who is in uniform in that house it might cause your neighbor to move. Or, you know, have a heart attack. Otherwise you should plant tall shrubs or put in a fence or something to create a barrier between the neighbor and yourself so he is less aware of everything going on at your place. And maybe see if you can pay a couple of big guys to put on suits and sunglasses and eat donuts in a van at the end of your street. That might keep him distracted from your property at least. 
Also, as far as selling the house goes why do you need a for sale sign at all? I recently bought a house and through that process probably half of the houses we saw didn’t have a sign on their lawn, they were simply registered with the realtors or on trulia or whatever. And if you know his schedule (does he go to the grocery store the same time every week? Does he attend religious services or research horrible things the FBI is up to at the library on a routine basis?) you might be able to show the house when he isn’t around, though that would be kind of a dick move to anyone potentially buying the house.
The police chief seems to ignore your legitimate complaints. Can you go above his head?
I echo the surveillance camera idea - at this point, you just need to collect evidence. Mailing a threatening letter “from the FBI” is a hilarious idea, but it probably violates some law that could get you into a federal prison.
Not unless they’d like to know about every paranoid schizophrenic person in the country.
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It is just a standard middle class neighborhood, indicating that she neither selected a house in ultra-rich Grosse Pointe or a shack in a disreputable neighborhood.
What on earth is this comment supposed to mean, exactly? :dubious:
Were me? I’d:
Put For Sale sign in the window, not in the yard. That was easy.
Install video surveillance system - they’re very cheap nowadays.
Contact an attorney, since local LEO is not being helpful.
Renting the place to vigilant and tough people is not a bad idea either.
Nor is a 5-or 6-foot fence. Don’t know why you never did that while you lived there.
Also, locks on all exterior doors. If Crazy Neighbor was able to come over and take stuff at will from your garage, how, exactly, did he manage that with impunity? I cannot imagine a scenario where this would be acceptable unless he had your permission.
If the crazy neighbor is on disability, yet riding his bike around the neighborhood, how disabled is he, exactly?
Also I would find a better realtor. Yours sounds really clueless.
Perhaps I was just exposed to the seedier side of town. There are disreputable areas of Dearborn Heights.
You say you hate this guy and don’t want him to affect you, but your actions don’t line up with that. I can’t understand why you didn’t install video cameras years ago. You need cameras, you need a fence, and you need to purchase an air conditioner so you don’t have to open your windows in the hot summer months. The end.
Well, there are “disreputable” and seedy areas of Flint, Burton and Davison too (and most cities around here). Yet, you willingly live and do business right in those cities, and have generated your fair share of controversy - did you not realize that Hurley Health and Fitness was in Flint, as what were you thinking? Then you went on a rampage here.
If you were so clueless, after presumably being exposed to the extensive advertising and local promotions, to join up, not to mention this is a very diverse community, what in hell did you expect? A speshul-for-you break because you’re paraplegic, non-Muslim, well-off, white, a wannabee body builder and a professional entitled victim? In a community that is probably 40% black and [I don’t know exactly, but high] percent Arab-American. Many of whom are actually Christian, not Muslim. Not that is actually matters.
It just seems to me that you are about the LAST ever person on this board to be poking a stick at the OP.
A fence is not always possible. Due to cost or other regulations. I know a number of neighborhoods and even a town where they are not allowed. If the neighborhood has an HOA, I think I would consider bringing it up with them. Perhaps others have complained too.
I can totally see how someone could come into a garage and ‘borrow’ something without your knowledge. Well, once. When I lived in suburbia, and was working around the house or yard, I would often leave it open while I was mowing grass etc.
As to the other poster that suggested that the OP could just put a fan in the window and ignore the screaming matches and possible abuse going on next door…um no. No good neighbor, or person can or does do that.
The one thing that can be done is Document, document, document. With pictures and dates. Contemporaneous notes can sometimes be used in court.
Perhaps a letter to the City Council about your lack of satisfaction from the police. Do NOT bring up the Chief of Police directly though. Suggest that you do not know where to turn. Again. Document.
And as others have said, talk to an attorney. The cost may not be that daunting for an hour visit, and they may give you some good ideas and options. And it would be another paper trail of your concerns.
What’s your problem with Dearborn Heights? Spit it out.
Don’t go to freep.com. They’re insane there.
LMAO! Hey! I’d be even more perplexed if someone chose to move to Flint!! Haha!! Im not above talking truth about my beloved-hometown! :p. I don’t even know WTF the rest of your rant is going on about but you sure do seem pissed! :eek:
I apologize if my original comment came off as thread shitting. It wasnt intended as such. It was a comment as to why she may have had the experiences with her neighbors that she did. I’m well aware of the problems that have plagued Dearborn Heights the past several years.
Why should the OP have to install video cameras and a fence (if it’s allowed or affordable) and an air conditioner (in Michigan) to prevent this guy from coming into her yard and subjecting her to his racist diatribe?
I never used the term thread shitting.
LMAO! Hey! Haha! You seem so pissed. :eek: And you’ve never even had the guts to move away from your comfort zone and your mommy and daddy and beloved-hometown! :p, yet you feel entitled to comment on someone else’s choice of home.
That would be funny, if it were actually funny.
The equalizer…
Wow I have had a couple shitty neighbors in my life but this takes the cake.
I’m gonna third the idea of advertising a cheap rental in local law enforcement or perhaps a local law school program. A couple law students would probably have a great time ripping this guy to shreds and will be getting fabulous practical experience.
+1