I share a fence with a D bag neighbor. It’s on acreage though. He got cows and showed up at my door and told me I had a week to clean up the limbs laying on our shared fence. It’s in his pasture but my woods. I told him to **** off. That was three years ago. With a shared fence, at least on rural acreage, if you want it maintained it’s up to you
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If it’s still your property, why not just roundup everything on both sides of the fence?
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Ok, then like I said, nuke your side and plant a bunch of pines or bald cypress trees along the fence and you’ll never see his shit
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Is his wife hot?
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if it is an incorporated area, there should be metal markers in the yard that mark the property.
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good fences make good neighbors.
My neighbor has 3 trailers. We have no trees and new houses. Looks very redneck. |
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Thank goodness every survey I’ve had done the surveyor measures. Probably because this wasn’t as developed when it was originally surveyed. |
Move the fence
punch him in the cock sucker **** the wife and daughter No particular order |
Contact your mortgage company and title ins. Co and get the site survey that was done to get title insurance. Review it, find the stakes (paint them clearly and then file a claim with them. I did that and Home Savings (MO) bought the land in question from my neighbor and covered all costs.
I would say that a letter from your title insurance co to theirs will have them knocking on your door with little delay and in a amicable manner wanting to resolve the problem. You will get nowhere with a claim for maintaining a property other than your own in court but if you like legal receipts, go for it. |
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