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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Neigbor selling; landscaping encroachment
I own a rental property and noticed a few years ago that my neigbor had started landscaping on my property and has set a wall of plants and stones to indicate the "property line"
As this was in a corner any from the house and never used I didnt think too much of it. I tried to look for the survey stake from a few years back but couldn't find it. No big deal, it must have weathered away.
Now the neighbors house is for sale and I remembered the encroaching landscaping. I just now considered the possibility that she had removed the stake.
Now I am worried about my title. Should I go over and move the stones and dig up flowers?
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Wayne Brooks
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Well, if the buyer using financing they’ll be getting a survey. If you want to settle it now, get your own survey.....then have a Boulder/flower throwing party!