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Neighbors’ trees at risk for falling on my property
Recently, a neighbor’s tree fell onto my yard. It was blocking the city’s approval for me to rent out my property, so I coughed up the $700 to remove it.
The PM & Landscaping company say that there are other trees at risk for falling, which could hit either my fence or house.
What can I do to get ahead of it and push the neighbors to clean up their properties?
I’m wondering if I can file a complaint with the city, or whether I need to hire a lawyer.
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Check with your insurance.
***I'm not an attorney***
To my understanding, if you've provided your neighbors notice of an issue, and something happens because of their neglect, then you have a case to make them pay for it.
A demand letter from an attorney for a few hundred dollars usually gets their attention.
Best of luck!
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