This response is from City of Rio Rancho administration.

The information you have provided in this post will be provided to the city’s Code Enforcement Division, which is part of the Police Department.

When code violations are present, an order to resolve the matter and come into compliance with city codes is given to the property owner. If the remedy does not take place within the allotted time given, a citation is issued and heard in Municipal Court.

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No, burning your neighbor's home is violating their property rights.

Yep, you got it. I support property rights, so I must live in a mobile home.

And you get your panties in a knot if you see some one else live differently than you, so you likely live in a snooty sub division. I bet you paid a fortune for your mud and chicken wire house.

Wow, somebody else's parked cars bother so much that you think the government should come in and seize their property?

Consider finding a hobby. If that doesn't work, try therapy.

We should tell that to those ugly people too. I'm sick of looking at them, and it's my right to never have to see anything distasteful.

Therefore, I decree that my neighborhood should be filled with 18 year old blonde girls, and nobody else.

Good back to school? I....I think maybe you need to GO back to school.

Maybe I do live in the area, ever consider that?