fencing; property lines

[scaredyclassic]

I’m wondering if it’s worth it. can i just mark it off with a measuring tape and go for it? the whole fence i think is going to cost about that and there’s no one on the other side. maybe i should just go forit and move it backif there’s ever a dispute, cheap poles in the ground, farm mesh fencing…and I can pretty much tell from the map what’s going on…hmmm…

[NotCranky]

As long as you don’t mind moving it it would probably be fine.You could even get it right. Somebody owns the other side. Have you found the survey pins at the corners or other places shown on any records of survey? In my case we got the seller to remark the corners in escrow, but the contours did not allow for pulling a string betweem them so the surveror put stakes along the line.

[NotCranky]

As long as you don’t mind moving it it would probably be fine.You could even get it right. Somebody owns the other side. Have you found the survey pins at the corners or other places shown on any records of survey? In my case we got the seller to remark the corners in escrow, but the contours did not allow for pulling a string betweem them so the surveror put stakes along the line.

[NotCranky]

As long as you don’t mind moving it it would probably be fine.You could even get it right. Somebody owns the other side. Have you found the survey pins at the corners or other places shown on any records of survey? In my case we got the seller to remark the corners in escrow, but the contours did not allow for pulling a string betweem them so the surveror put stakes along the line.

[NotCranky]

As long as you don’t mind moving it it would probably be fine.You could even get it right. Somebody owns the other side. Have you found the survey pins at the corners or other places shown on any records of survey? In my case we got the seller to remark the corners in escrow, but the contours did not allow for pulling a string betweem them so the surveror put stakes along the line.

[NotCranky]

As long as you don’t mind moving it it would probably be fine.You could even get it right. Somebody owns the other side. Have you found the survey pins at the corners or other places shown on any records of survey? In my case we got the seller to remark the corners in escrow, but the contours did not allow for pulling a string betweem them so the surveror put stakes along the line.

[Anonymous]

If you cross over the neighbor’s property line and they don’t complain for five years, do you get to keep the property under adverse possession?

[Anonymous]

If you cross over the neighbor’s property line and they don’t complain for five years, do you get to keep the property under adverse possession?

[Anonymous]

If you cross over the neighbor’s property line and they don’t complain for five years, do you get to keep the property under adverse possession?

[Anonymous]

If you cross over the neighbor’s property line and they don’t complain for five years, do you get to keep the property under adverse possession?

[Anonymous]

If you cross over the neighbor’s property line and they don’t complain for five years, do you get to keep the property under adverse possession?

[surveyor]

[quote=walterwhite]I can pretty much tell from the map what’s going on…hmmm…[/quote]

I know quite a few lawyers who have made a lot of money from people who have made that assumption.

Hehe.

[surveyor]

[quote=walterwhite]I can pretty much tell from the map what’s going on…hmmm…[/quote]

I know quite a few lawyers who have made a lot of money from people who have made that assumption.

Hehe.

[surveyor]

[quote=walterwhite]I can pretty much tell from the map what’s going on…hmmm…[/quote]

I know quite a few lawyers who have made a lot of money from people who have made that assumption.

Hehe.

[surveyor]

[quote=walterwhite]I can pretty much tell from the map what’s going on…hmmm…[/quote]

I know quite a few lawyers who have made a lot of money from people who have made that assumption.

Hehe.

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