Sounds like an encroachment that should have been caught when the house was built, look up adverse possession, you may not be due much if anything.I suggest you take what they give you as it doesn't sound like you have much of a financial loss if your home is far enough away to be marketable, I assume you bought the house with the house next door.

The risk adverse, hard working person in me says "no, just seal the thing off even if it takes half a day".The lazy person in me says "If it is their liability, then I am done."

You have to develop the type of skin that is resilient and bounces back in the face of adversity each and every time.

Sounds like you are wanting legal advice which I am not giving.IF the listing agent knew that "adverse material fact" then they would need to disclose it.

Once you have answered that, talk to an attorney (otherwise, they'll charge you for the time it takes the two of you to answer the question in the first place).But, keep in mind that anonymity doesn't actually prevent anything adverse from happening.

One of my attorneys has been following this case and sent me this link to the L.A. Times article:

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-house-thieves-20140124,0,309265.story?page=1#axzz2rQTi3H9w

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You will also be subject to the whims of future policy increases which may adversely affect you with respect your competition.

My day job is as an IT auditor for banks and I don't honestly believe that a bank would be involved with any investment that has that level or returns... simply put... its just to risky, and banks are some of the most risk adverse businesses out there...In addition if you google this term it does not return any usable results, which does not necessarily mean anything but I would expect if this were something that was legitimate than someone would have posted something at some point about it....Be weary... very weary...

Otherwise, the tenant will not pay it (or pay it on time) and you will end up with the adverse consequences.Good Luck,Mike

I think that's adverse possession or something. as long as he paid his property tax i'd concider it investing.