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George Kamerzan
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  • Auburn WA
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Adverse Possesion & Boundary Dispute

George Kamerzan
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
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I purchased a house with .33 acres in WA state, after carefully measuring it seems I only have .27. Apparently the neighbor to the back and side of me has been using my land(he built a little road for his truck and built a shed. My property should continue into his yard for about 20 feet and run about 115 feet. What should I do, I owned the property for a year now, I believe I have title insurance. Thanks!

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