brought to you by the every dollar app start budgeting for free today today's question comes from

teresa in wyoming she says my husband and i have five girls under the age of 12 wow we have been in our

home for seven years and we owe $234,000 on it we love our house and three acre property, but in the past few years, the homes on either

side were bought by a man who rents them out to people who work for him. Now we have what looks

like a junkyard next door. They've also moved a two-bedroom trailer to one of the properties

that houses more workers. They dump all their construction materials on their land

and regularly burn enormous piles of it.

I have complained and the county has been out, but nothing has changed.

They walk through our front yard and the woods, which is our property,

recently the police taped off the woods and a crime scene investigator

spent the day. Oh my gosh, they're in hours, spent the day in three hours there, I guess is what

it should say. So all of that backstory, what should we do? Our realtor has said that we could

sell the home for 800,000. That's pretty good. Should we stay because our interest rate is so low and paid off? Or should we put up a fence around the property? I've got

five young girls to look out for. So please guide me on what to do in this weird situation,

Rachel. Wow. This, listen, the crime scene would have got me. I would have a lot of questions.

She's in Wyoming.

So there's like, my mind is going to some shows that I've watched.

But anyway, I love that.

This is worth a lot.

I wish I knew how close, like, how close the neighbors are.

I'm envisioning more land, I guess, because I'm envisioning

Wyoming. The three acres isn't like, isn't huge. Crazy, crazy. Yeah. Yeah. I, you know,

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