I just have to figure out who to approach within the university setting, but I can probably get that info from my boss since we working with a university to display our technology in a public setting.

High conflict people (HCPs) have a pattern of high-conflict behavior that increases conflict rather than reducing or resolving it.

I'd also discuss with the attorney including an offer to allow the offending neighbor to buy the tree line that covers all your costs and is reasonable with what you'll be losing in terms of real estate with a hard deadline (but based on their behavior, I might not want to even give them that option, plus you may not want to do that at all as it might not be worth it.)I agree with your gut feeling that they are the type of people looking for a fight and trying to figure out if they can make some money off of you.   

The look of IKEA can be striking, but as soon as I open doors and drawers on the display floor models, I begin to worry about the quality.  

It is a matter of personal risk taking behavior.

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Also, I would display the address as the street name and exclude the word P.O. 

This shows you what ranking your listing is being displayed in search results on each open date you have.

Yes, he is biased to his company, but they are the gold standard and if one does everything Chris recommends I am pretty sure you will not end up with a bad provider - could still end up with a bad deal though ;) )I am also not an extreme bear or doom and gloom person but I look at the markets and market behavior over time.

If you want a neighborhood to change, either the people who live there need to change their behavior, habits, values and culture or option two different people need to move in.Both take generational timeframes!