They are actually a pretty quiet/nice neighbor to have, I just need to figure out how to twist their proverbial arm a bit.Putting beer on my side of the fence wouldn't do much good as nobody would be able to see it.

If you do anything they will twist it to be bad and try to claim even more damages.

I think these companies have it all twisted (or maybe I do). - "The customer service is so great" - Yes, that is how they get your money.

There will be lots of twists and turns in the road.

Be gentle, if you think I should just forget about this.

After some research it has been found out the family of this gentleman are all in the medical field (DR's Nurses and etc) that vouch for him and use this person to twist a system around that was meant to help those with disabilities to one that abuses the system for Money.

If you want to remove the piece from the cement, make sure the inside of the post is fairly clean and not filled w/ rust and dirt, then with a chisel, (or power chipping hammer) "GENTLY" fold the old post into the hole in the middle, it should loosen up and be able to be pulled out.

Whenever I think something is going wrong in a deal, I just think about the deal where I kept the seller in it, and the problem de'jour melts away by comparison.It ended up making money, but was such a stressful drawn out drama of arm twisting and posturing that I think I started going gray before that deal finally closed. 

there's a couple of interesting twists to it. ...Vacant Land Next to Home"If you have vacant land adjacent to the land on which your home sits, you can only claim the sale of that land as part of a sale of your home if ALL of the following are true: You owned and used the vacant land as part of your home.The sale of the vacant land and the sale of your home happened within 2 years of each other.Both sales either meet the eligibility test or qualify for partial tax benefits as described earlier.If your sale of vacant land meets all these requirements, you must treat that sale and the sale of your home as a single transaction for tax purposes...."

Second - that poor, gentle creature by the name of Heather - she can do without the 5 tenants with their freaking problems :)Ladies and gents - it's not all about the money all the time!