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Aren't there metal rods in the ground at the corners of your property? My property lines are very clear. The metal rods even have orange caps to make them easy to spot.
There is one left on the southwest of the back of the property(which is open and all lawn) but the neighbor with the dirt bike removed the other one on the southeast corner (which is in the woods and him and I share those woods because his property butts up against ours.)
I have checked every page in this thread and found no photos. Your post #64 appears to be blank. I usually have no problems viewing photos. But I'm also not sure they are necessary in this case.
Some people are seeing the pics, some are not. Weird.
This sounds like a good plan to start with. A letter of notification, keep a copy for your files. Hopefully there will be no need to escalate it further.
Yes, I hope this goes smoothly. Keep your fingers crossed for me. LOLOLOL
How about pulling out a copy of your survey, and tell them that you are getting a new ins co and when they walked the property lines, they were questioning you regarding other people and their possessions on your property, and warned you about the danger of adverse possession and also liability issues with people using your property. Tell them that quite frankly it scared you, and while you don't want to seem unneighborly, you don't want there to be any issues with title insurance later on if you should sell, or liability if someone gers hurt or something damaged on your property. Tell them, im sure you understand how worrying that would be, so i will have to have your personal possessions taken off my property.
Aren't there metal rods in the ground at the corners of your property? My property lines are very clear. The metal rods even have orange caps to make them easy to spot.
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Originally Posted by CindyRoos
There is one left on the southwest of the back of the property(which is open and all lawn) but the neighbor with the dirt bike removed the other one on the southeast corner (which is in the woods and him and I share those woods because his property butts up against ours.)
Then I would have a surveyor put that missing rod back where it belongs and I would tell the neighbor he can pay for the survey or you'll see him in small claims court. And then follow through. I noticed some people are advising that you tell the neighbor that you're going to put up a fence even if you don't intend to. That's bad advice. Never say you'll do something that you have no intention of doing because if your bluff is called now you've lost all credibility.
those come up blank for me. I tried to go to your profile but it is inaccessible unless I am friends with you. I think that's why some can't see the pictures.
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