Why do some people argue with their neighbors?

Not only did my friends have a lot to share on the topic, according to a Homes.com funded study about neighborly relationships and conduct, more than a third (36 percent) of those polled had taken to having actual, full-blown showdowns with neighbors — and a quarter of those are long-running. Why?

Who was the man that shot his neighbor?

You’re a p—y, p—y, p—y,” her husband continues while flipping off the man. Jeffrey Spaide is seen approaching his neighbors, James Goy and his wife, Lisa, before shooting both dead. Footage then shows Spaide walking down his driveway toward them, to which the female neighbor responds, “Go ahead. Go ahead.”

What did James Spaide do to his neighbor?

When it becomes clear that the man is holding a gun, James yells, “Put the gun down.” The man fires several rounds, striking the male neighbor, before shooting his wife. Footage shows James running back toward his house, while his wife falls to the ground in the middle of the street, where Spaide fires at her twice again.

Can you force a relationship with your neighbor?

You can’t force a neighborly relationship but it’s better not to take your neighbors for granted, create conflict or be flippant or negative, because you might need them to help you out one day when you can’t help yourself,” she says. “It’s a missed opportunity.” Want more tips like these?

Who was the neighbor that shot his wife?

Police said Jeffrey Spaide, 47, shot dead his neighbors, Goy, 50, and his wife, Lisa, 48, after arguing about shoveling snow onto each other’s property. “I’ll make your life a living hell living here, d*ck-head,” James Goy can be heard shouting, to which Spaide responds, “What? …

What was the argument with the neighbor over snow?

During Monday’s incident, authorities say Spaide had asked the pair to stop shoveling snow onto his property when the argument broke out. The surveillance footage shows James throwing aside his tool and walking up to Spaide as he made a fist at him.

Why do people get into arguments with their neighbors?

Why? Most commonly, people get into it over stuff like parking, animal noise, general noise and garbage. It also explains why over 40 percent of those polled go out of their way to avoid their neighbors.

When do you have a dispute with your neighbor?

When a neighbor unlawfully encroaches on your property, you have options depending on the type of infringement. If your neighbor puts their property, a fence, or even an addition to their home on or crossing you property line, then you have a boundary dispute.