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Good Neighbors Make Good Fences...or Retaining Walls...

Brenda E.
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An abutting property is causing problems with my property due to the actions of a former owner. The property is now owned by a Trust through foreclosure, and they refuse to work with me. I want to put a lien on the property so they can't sell it without new owners knowing about the issue if they do their due diligence.  Has anyone done this or does anyone have any suggestions? Would it be a restraining order, a no trespass or a nuisance,or a combination therof, or something different? The property is in Massachusetts.

Any ideas or help would be appreciated! 

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