We have a handyman replacing the fence and the reason why the neighbors got a clew shot at our yard is ,because that section of fence had been taken down for a couple of days.

No offence my guess is the seller is teasing the market, drawing things out, and fishing for higher offers.

The best defense is a good offence, which in this case is tenant screening. 

My humble advice...forget doing spreadsheets of your debt and making fancy columns and the like...I hazard a guess you are not very good at that anyway (no offence just taking this assumption from your own post)Get yourself a good accountant asap.

Federico - I don't take any offence.  

After reading the survey I didn't mind it thinking maybe it's a good thing so this way I have reason to be on their side of fence to service my property with a ladder if need be.

I could get a conventional loan but I don't want to tie up a good chunk of of capital, that's why the low down payment of an FHA loan is so appealing.If you move out early, then its considered Mortgage Fraud (a federal offence).

I want to put up some kind of fence to prevent people from coming out of the woods, breaking a window and carrying the loot back into the woods.All my good ideas (tall fence, razor wire) are prohibited by the city.  

The rule of thumb for Lakeland code is reducing the lien to 10% of the total amount along with admin costs for first time offences and 50% for repeat offenders.

I was thinking about making a deal where he would fence in my property along with his, which would be like an extra 275LF of fencing which would probably be in the $7,000 range.I don't want to give my neighbor a price that would put a bad taste in his mouth, so I was wondering if anyone knew what would be a fair price for the land.