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    'Now we're the most hated people in our neighborhood': Family tries to return former homeowner’s late parents' heirlooms, but eventually sells them after she refuses contact, until she shows up years later demanding items and entry into their home

    We're not quite sure how this family became the villain in this neighborhood drama?… But there is just something about a tight-knit community that makes it difficult for newcomers to replace any long-time homeowners, who have made countless friends and memories in the neighborhood! When you move into a new home, it may take a while to make it feel like yours. But when you eventually do, there's no better feeling. Yet, in some homes, there will still be many traces of the previous owners: heights written against the doorframe, or simply just a few boxes of belongings left behind after the move. Whilst most people would paint the doorframe or throw the away the 'meaningless' boxes…This family thought that returning the previous owner's old belongings was the right thing to do! 

    So they called the previous owner's daughter, requesting she come and pick up her late parents' things. But she kept dodging their calls and rejecting any contact. So the family decided to sell the goods instead…However, years later, the woman showed up on their doorstep, absolutely losing it when she learned her parents' belongings had been sold! Not only that, but she, too, began demanding entry into her old home…But when the family refused, feeling cornered by her aggressive attitude, the other (long-time neighbors and friends) began 'banging the door down' alongside her! 

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