Entitled neighbors use resident's garbage cans and porch as their personal storage space, resident tosses their belongings out each time: ‘I'm just tired of it’

When another person invades your space with their belongings without your consent, you probably want to expedite the process of getting said items out of your space by asking them to remove them as soon as possible. Even though most people have working ears, anything they don't want to hear is in one ear and out the other. We can try our hardest to be patient and understanding with people who probably don't deserve it, but one can only bear witness to entitlement for so long until they crack under the pressure of it. The resident who shares this story explains that their building complex is riddled with other tenants who take it upon themselves to do whatever they please, whenever they please. This might look like causing a ruckus in the shared hallways, not adhering to noise ordinances, or storing their belongings on another person's property…

The resident here explains that these tenants have been using her porch as their personal storage facility, and it's been going on for years. What does she do? What she should've done a long time ago: Toss their stuff off the porch, and continue to do so until they get the message.