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There's one other tenant in the 4-bedroom house I rent, we each rent one bedroom/bathroom, share the 2-car garage, and the common areas kitchen, living, dining rooms. The resident landlord I signed the lease with passed away 4 months into my 6-month lease. I'm now considering signing a new lease with the deceased landlord's son.
The landlord's son lives a few doors down in the same neighborhood with his wife and kids. Since his dad died (or probably longer) he's been on the outs with his wife and decides a month ago to move completely out of his house and into both of the spare bedrooms, bringing all his stuff, and made himself at home, putting all his sh!t around the house, and making a nuisance of himself, and creating security issues by "forgetting" to lock the exterior doors, leaving the garage door open for hours at a time, at all hours of the day and night, leaving messes in the kitchen, etc.
After his move-in he has made my living here very uncomfortable. He has become a significant nuisance causing noise disturbances regularly, trying to socially befriend me and the other tenant awkwardly and unsuccessfully, doing light construction after 5PM and as late as 10:30PM with no notice. He put an indoor camera in the common hallway of the inside of the house watching or recording personal activity in the common areas of the house of any passers-by. All of this with no written notice and indicating his move would be "hopefully temporary" although turned out to be permanent, despite some minor and respectful complaining by myself and the other tenant when his move-in and all of this behavior initially occurred.
The landlord has made personal comments about the type of laundry I'm doing. Commented on my personal phone conversations that he's listened to from outside my closed door room. Makes and leaves a mess in the kitchen, leaving cooked and raw food out for half-days and longer. He continues to slam doors and cupboard doors without consideration for the paying tenants. And continues to leave the doors unlocked, and lights on all over the house, even when he's not present. All of these activities continue despite direct mentions from both myself and the other tenant of these behaviors in a face to face round-table meeting.
For purposes of my question in this forum, he's the new undisputed legal owner of the property by inheritance.
My lease is up, and I'd like to stay with a new lease, but this landlord is up in my business like a bad rash. He's also the landlord so I'm very respectful toward him, but at my wits-end with his inconsiderate behavior, intrusion into what used to be a peaceful and private residence.
Oh, his wife and kids also frequent the house unannounced and are worse than him about leaving doors and garages unlocked, having left garage and front doors wide open upon leaving without regard to the paying tenants.
Short of moving out, is there any way I can legally get him to not reside in this house? After all, he has his own house down the street.
What is the name of your state? NEVADA, Clark County, City of Las Vegas
The landlord's son lives a few doors down in the same neighborhood with his wife and kids. Since his dad died (or probably longer) he's been on the outs with his wife and decides a month ago to move completely out of his house and into both of the spare bedrooms, bringing all his stuff, and made himself at home, putting all his sh!t around the house, and making a nuisance of himself, and creating security issues by "forgetting" to lock the exterior doors, leaving the garage door open for hours at a time, at all hours of the day and night, leaving messes in the kitchen, etc.
After his move-in he has made my living here very uncomfortable. He has become a significant nuisance causing noise disturbances regularly, trying to socially befriend me and the other tenant awkwardly and unsuccessfully, doing light construction after 5PM and as late as 10:30PM with no notice. He put an indoor camera in the common hallway of the inside of the house watching or recording personal activity in the common areas of the house of any passers-by. All of this with no written notice and indicating his move would be "hopefully temporary" although turned out to be permanent, despite some minor and respectful complaining by myself and the other tenant when his move-in and all of this behavior initially occurred.
The landlord has made personal comments about the type of laundry I'm doing. Commented on my personal phone conversations that he's listened to from outside my closed door room. Makes and leaves a mess in the kitchen, leaving cooked and raw food out for half-days and longer. He continues to slam doors and cupboard doors without consideration for the paying tenants. And continues to leave the doors unlocked, and lights on all over the house, even when he's not present. All of these activities continue despite direct mentions from both myself and the other tenant of these behaviors in a face to face round-table meeting.
For purposes of my question in this forum, he's the new undisputed legal owner of the property by inheritance.
My lease is up, and I'd like to stay with a new lease, but this landlord is up in my business like a bad rash. He's also the landlord so I'm very respectful toward him, but at my wits-end with his inconsiderate behavior, intrusion into what used to be a peaceful and private residence.
Oh, his wife and kids also frequent the house unannounced and are worse than him about leaving doors and garages unlocked, having left garage and front doors wide open upon leaving without regard to the paying tenants.
Short of moving out, is there any way I can legally get him to not reside in this house? After all, he has his own house down the street.
What is the name of your state? NEVADA, Clark County, City of Las Vegas
