My notary has recently sent me the certificate of localization for the house we are buying. This certificate shows that the neighbor's patio and shed are encroaching a good 2 1/2 feet inside our property line.
My main angst here is that upon review of the old certificate when the current owner bought the house (2008) the shed was already inside the property line, but she didn't think much of it and let it go. The neighbor has since then built a fence and a patio that run 2 1/2 feet inside our property line (showing his disregard of the lines). I find this pretty annoying and though the 2 feet doesn't really bother me, I would like to prevent him from encroaching further and slowly move his stuff back on his property. I also have two big trees that are technically inside my property, but on his side of the fence if that changes anything.
What are my options for this if I don't want to have a legal battle with my new neighbors and also does this change anything for the closing process?
user
New neighbors keeps building a fence and patio inside my property line but has the neighbor's new stuff inside the line. What are my options for this if I don't want to
assistant
My notary has recently sent me the certificate of localization for the house we are buying. This certificate shows that the neighbor's patio and shed are encroaching a good 2 1/2 feet inside our property line.
My main angst here is that upon review of the old certificate when the current owner bought the house (2008) the shed was already inside the property line, but she didn't think much of it and let it go. The neighbor has since then built a fence and a patio that run 2 1/2 feet inside our property line (showing his disregard of the lines). I find this pretty annoying and though the 2 feet doesn't really bother me, I would like to prevent him from encroaching further and slowly move his stuff back on his property. I also have two big trees that are technically inside my property, but on his side of the fence if that changes anything.
What are my options for this if I don't want to have a legal battle with my new neighbors and also does this change anything for the closing process?
user
new neighbors are encroaching on my property line and won't budge so I want to prevent it.
assistant