Can you get Housing NZ tenants removed?

**Subike** · 22nd January 2009, 17:08

4/
Go to dick smith electronics and purchase a low wattage RF signal jammer,
these can be the size of a match box, and are powered by a 9volt battery the same as a fire alarm.
Try and place it in the guttering next to the Sky TV dish.
Bugger, no TV !!!!
5/
remove the NO plates from the rear of all the vehicles that frequent the place, jumble them up and reft to vehicles. Let them explain that to the police at the next booze buss check point lol.
6/
Buy a can of sellys expanding foam, peirce the can and drop it down the back vent for the toilet. This will seal the waste pipe , no explanation needed.!

**firefighter** · 22nd January 2009, 17:49

hahahahaha, you've dealt with this before? lol

**Slyer** · 22nd January 2009, 19:08

The first lot are decent but the last few are clearly sabotage

**Littlewheels** · 22nd January 2009, 21:27

hope for your sake they aren't the scum that made our lives hell for 2 years!! make sure that you ring waitakere CC noise control asap otherwise a 1/2hr stand down. once they are known to the council they will come out striaght away. I was told by WCC that if they are housing corp tenents they are easier to get out than private renters. ring the cops at the first sign of trouble. ring housing NZ find out the name of the property manager and let them know everything going on. keep a diary they can use it at the tribunal hearing as evidence. WCC keep records as well, thats what got the pricks over the road out. thank god.
good luck, buy some ear plugs you will need them, best money I ever spent, useful on the bike too

**smoky** · 25th January 2009, 11:58

Did you realise that the government mandate for housing NZ is to assess every applicant; and house those who are in the most need and can't be house by anyone else. That means house everyone no one else will house - because of debt, dysfunction, large families, paedophiles, criminals and generaly anyone that every other landlord has turned away.

Housing N Z is also instructed to build strong communities while doing so

Any body got any good ideas????

**firefighter** · 25th January 2009, 12:03

Originally Posted by smoky

Did you realise that the government mandate for housing NZ is to assess every applicant; and house those who are in the most need and can't be house by anyone else. That means house everyone no one else will house - because of debt, dysfunction, large families, paedophiles, criminals and generaly anyone that every other landlord has turned away.

Housing N Z is also instructed to build strong communities while doing so

Any body got any good ideas????

maybe I am better burning it down? lol. but really maybe I am if that's what's going to happen either way?

How come they have houses in areas where normal people are?

**Shadows** · 25th January 2009, 15:32

Offer the fucking coconuts some jobs and you they'll drag their knuckles out of there so fast that they'll even forget to steal your dog for dinner.

**JimO** · 25th January 2009, 15:51

turn the water off at the street and fill the toby with quickcrete,,,,,,,once every couple of weeks should cause someone some greif (probably housing corp plumber) put some brake fluid in a water pistol and give their cars a good squirt.........best not to be seen doing this. Im lucky i live in a relatively expensive street and the houses are all owner occupied except for a couple that are rented by doctor types.

**Wonko** · 25th January 2009, 17:05

Log everything and get peoples names and numbers at HNZ when you talk to them. The video sounds great.
Call Noise control at 10, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3 until they are quiet. Noise control normally respond within an hour or so. First visit is usually a warning. Second time they can confiscate sound equipment. Get neighbors to do the same.

Do you know who actually owns the house? HNZ now leases many of it's properties from real estate investors. Many do not know what is going on in their properties. For a few dollars you can find out who owns it and a postal address. When you write a letter to HNZ saying what is going on say that you are also sending a copy to the property owner. This will put the pressure on HNZ from the investors side too. Always ask for a written response. Force them to make a paper trail at their end.

Police, next time there is a big party, say everyone is out on the street smashing bottles etc. Say that there is a fight going on. If the cops and noise control keep turning up at each party, people won't come back.

Little surprised at CYS reaction. Have seen them move fast before, 2 days from a complaint to kids removed. Advice already given about videotaping stuff you see, send them it on DVD with letter sounds good to me.

Al this takes time. Get your neighbors to do the same and you will have them gone by Christmas.

**munterk6** · 25th January 2009, 18:20

Hehe, a lot of talk about FIRE!!!!.....probably a bit extreme, coconuts smell real bad when burnt.
I had a lesbian hard ass bitch next door neighbour(my tenant) pull a knife on me when I fronted her in the driveway at 3.30am a few years ago. Lucky I had a friggin BIG piece of 2inch box section steel tucked away behind my back. Needless to say she dropped the knife when the reality of copping a bar in the head sunk in. She moved out the next day.... desparate times require desparate measures.
As recommended by most, harrass the FUCK out of these arseholes constantly with calls to the Police and the council noise control...dunno bout sabotage tho, if they catch you

Or....rent the house and move to Remuera lol!

**Winston001** · 25th January 2009, 20:48

Originally Posted by Subike

If you want to do some pro active action,
1/
see if you can sight the pole fuse for the power cable into the house.
If it is where I suspect it will be, just where the mains wires enter under the eave at the front of the house( unless you have buried cables)
Use a rake handle with two 4" nails in the end, pop said fuse out and toss it away.
Done early sun morning when they are in a drunken sleep, they will awake to NO power and a hefty fee to have it replaced by local power company.
2/
Pay for and have a delivery of chicken manure to be deliverd to the front lawn,
at least it will not smell as bad as them!!
3/
Turn their water main off at the street, the break the top of the tap off.
No water till fixed, sad eh!

Normally I'm law-abiding but having listened to enough distressed people over the years in this type of circumstance, well Subike has some inventive ideas......

Originally Posted by firefighter

How come they have houses in areas where normal people are?

It's a policy of spreading state housing tenants throughout the community. The idea is to avoid the ghettos we built up until the 1980s. The ethic is right and it works for many welfare families having normal Kiwis around them.

Sadly it doesn't work for all.

**firefighter** · 25th January 2009, 20:59

Originally Posted by Winston001

It's a policy of spreading state housing tenants throughout the community. The idea is to avoid the ghettos we built up until the 1980s. The ethic is right and it works for many welfare families having normal Kiwis around them.

Sadly it doesn't work for all.

At a cost to those who live around around them....... keep them where they belong, sorry but I have it in my face, if I see the bitch scream at her kid one more time I think you might see me on the news.......

I could'nt give a shit if they live in a ghetto, if they don't work then why should they get to live on the cheap at my expense in a reasonable area whilst I struggle with my mortgage?

fuck that they can piss off and rott and annoy each other in a ghetto with their music, crap cars, drunken friends walking around, swearing, confrontational looks, shitty cars up and down the road , burnout marks, graffiti, and lowering the value of the whole area, all one houses doing.......where's the ethic of helping me and keeping things good for the neighbours who contribute to society? where's those ethics?

**firefighter** · 24th April 2009, 12:16

DONE.

Tenants were relocated, I won.

Happened a few months back now, but I have waited until I saw the cleaning/repair people at the place before I gloated.

Neighbourhood is quiet now, the value of the area i'm bloody sure has gone up, my mates are happy to come over again, and no word of a lie, kids are now actually playing on the street since they left.

Happy as shit I am, now I just hope they don't move in the mob.......!