My busybody neighbour called the cops on me because she said I was TOO YOUNG to own a property

EVERYONE knows that first impressions count – especially when it comes to your neighbours. Unfortunately for one woman, it seems she’s quickly realised that her and her closest neighbour won’t be getting along anytime soon. GettyThe neighbours have since fallen out[/caption] She revealed on Reddit her nightmare of a neighbour called the police after becoming suspicious she was actually squatting. When in fact, the 20-year-old was able to purchase the home cheaply after the former owner died and is now working to improve it. Understandably, she wasn’t impressed by her neighbour’s behaviour – but her dad told her she should have shown the documents showing she owned the home to stop the row escalating. But within three weeks of moving in, a row erupted between her and her neighbour, who is in her fifties. She wrote: “My next-door neighbour, I’ll call her Jane, came out and introduced herself. I explained that I just moved in and was preparing my yard for spring. “She said it was nice that someone was doing some work for the old man and gave me a spiel about how it’s a quiet neighbourhood and I shouldn’t have parties. Most read in News PAY RISE £1000 a year boost to wages as Rishi hikes minimum wage to £9.50 an hour ROAD TO NOWHERE Idiot glues FACE to road as drivers drag eco-mob off in half-term protests FESTIVE SLUMP Covid cases 'will PLUMMET this winter even without Plan B restrictions' GRIEF BEYOND WORDS Halyna Hutchins' son, 9, 'fell silent' after Alec Baldwin killed his mum PAY IS LOOKING UP Salary rise for 5m as Rishi ends public sector freeze & hikes min wage OF-FENCE-IVE Neighbour puts up 8ft fence next to family’s home… plunging them into darkness “I told her I don’t throw parties but was planning on hosting a housewarming and Thanksgiving soon. “She said it’s weird to throw a housewarming when I was renting. I told her I own the house. She didn’t believe me but went home. “Last week, I was out painting my front door. She stormed over yelling that I better have permission to paint someone else’s house. I again told her I own the home. “She started yelling that I was too young to buy a house and she was contacting my landlord. “I told her to stop being a busybody and leave me alone. She started demanding proof. I told her it was none of her business and to get off my property. “She walked to the edge of her yard and called the police saying I was a squatter. When they showed up, I showed them my paperwork and asked them to [remove] her from my home. Jane is still angry. “I was talking to my dad the next day asking what I should do. He said I was an ass for making enemies with my neighbours and said I should have just shown her to put her mind to rest.”