All other lines (common to other neighbors) have metal fences that match the county maps (and google).

Turns out that the county had taken possession of it it for delinquent taxes, but, according to the county minutes, did not know what to do with it because 1) it's zoned R3 residential, two family and 2) it's in poor condition.We live in a smaller county, population being only about 71,000, so I'm not dealing with an extremely busy county treasurer or clerk like in a large metropolitan area.

If it's the former, I'd consider any court-ordered child support as additional income and accept her if she met all of my other qualifications. 

Some like metals. 

Even at a young age, I was skeptical of the metal lawn dart's we were given to play with.

I have a rental where there is tile under the vanity that was broken during a previous plumbing repair. What are the best options for fixing this section if all the other tile in the bathroom is in good condition?

Odds are good the lot was surveyed before you built on it and may even have metal post markers still visible.

Thank you @Dave Foster...you are a treasure to these forums!

If there happen to be a "tenant" that had a very loud sound system that played heavy death metal 24 hours a day would that be breaking any laws? 

I am wondering if anyone out there has experience with older metal fire escape related concerns or issues in MD DC and VA metro.