Tenants abusing neighbour property!

[theartfullodger]

Follow the guidance from citizens advice in the link I gave

[hilali65]

Hi...thank you for your help...yes I have got their deeds and got the landlord addresses and names.
I have no direct relationship with the problematic tenant despite my attempt to be friendly hence why I want this to be as formal as possible and hopefully future proof.
I don't think they are aware being in the wrong...the landlord or his agent has not informed hence why we are in this situation.
Where do I go fro here now?

[theartfullodger]

Hi,
I need your help please. The 3 houses on my left are rented out and in my title,.....

'scuse me but I'm not very bright: What do you mean by "in my title" in this context, please??

This is a neighbour dispute: Handle as though they were owner-occupiers...

http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/englan...r_disputes.htm

Have you spent your £3 (each) and looked properties up on Land registry to find name & address of owner (who presumably is landlord - but at least a place to start)

[loanarranger]

You have a very tricky situation , you have the right to ask your solicitor to write to the tenants and their respective Managing Agents reinforcing your rights but in this sick society we live in there is a high probability that at least one tenant will take umbrage and effect "revenge" by damaging your car or property and unless caught very difficult to point the finger of blame.

I think initially it is down to how well you know the tenants , if it amicable then take time out to gently remind them of what they are allowed to do under the terms of the rental agreement and definitely what they aren't. If that doesn't work then speak with your solicitor but if it get to that point , I fear that you will suffer and not them.

[hilali65]

Hi,
I need your help please. The 3 houses on my left are rented out and in my title, I need to give them the right to drive through my property to access their allocated parking spots. However, over the years, every tenant that occupy those houses seem to be not aware of this. They end up putting their wheel bins on my property and most annoying is parking on my property and making access to my garage very difficult. I informed the letting agent before and even shared with them my deed but this was short lived. I don't want to blame the tenants as I don't think they are aware of these facts. Plus I don't want this to be personal.
I am not sure which course of action I should take. I don't want to knock on 3 doors and beg as this is my right...I was thinking of asking a solicitor to write a firm letter to the landlords and their managing agents...
Any wise advice you would recommend please?

Many thanks.