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The neighbor has always been an issue, he complains about everything, when he was installing. Fence, it seemed to get very close to the homeowners property, they told him that they think he’s building the fence into their yard which he asserts that it’s clearly his land and he... show more

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A woman tried to coordinate a fence installation with her neighbor, but he was dismissive and told her to get a survey. She did, and it turned out his trees were on her property. Now he’s furious and ignoring the boundary line he demanded she prove. She’s legally within her rights to build the fence on the property line. But is it worth the ongoing neighbor drama, or should she let it go?

A woman tried to coordinate a fence installation with her neighbor, but he was dismissive and told her to get a survey. She did, and it turned out his trees were on her property. Now he’s furious and ignoring the boundary line he demanded she prove. She’s legally within her rights to build the fence on the property line. But is it worth the ongoing neighbor drama, or should she let it go?

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30,571 次观看 • 4 个月前

The next door neighbor is giving the woman a hard time about building the fence near his garage. What makes his ridiculous is that his garage was built without a permit and part of it is on her property. When she confronted him about it, he admits he knows it’s her land and claims the previous owner told him he could do it. To me it seems like he’s trying to bully her into getting his own way, but shouldn’t she file a complaint with the city and have it surveyed so she can get her property back?

The next door neighbor is giving the woman a hard time about building the fence near his garage. What makes his ridiculous is that his garage was built without a permit and part of it is on her property. When she confronted him about it, he admits he knows it’s her land and claims the previous owner told him he could do it. To me it seems like he’s trying to bully her into getting his own way, but shouldn’t she file a complaint with the city and have it surveyed so she can get her property back?

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128,353 次观看 • 4 个月前

He wanted to save money and build his own fence. Measured it, set the posts, did the work himself, and put it right on his property. Now the HOA shows up with a letter saying it has to come down… because it’s not 8 inches off the property line. Eight. Inches. Not because it’s unsafe. Not because it’s ugly. Not because it’s on a neighbor’s land. But because it doesn’t meet a rule in a handbook most people forget exists after closing day. This is where a lot of homeowners get frustrated. You buy the house. You pay the mortgage. You pay the taxes. You maintain the yard. But an HOA can still tell you how far a fence has to sit from a line no one can even see. Should HOAs really have this kind of say over what you do on your own property? The video may or may depict actual events; it may or may not include AI

He wanted to save money and build his own fence. Measured it, set the posts, did the work himself, and put it right on his property. Now the HOA shows up with a letter saying it has to come down… because it’s not 8 inches off the property line. Eight. Inches. Not because it’s unsafe. Not because it’s ugly. Not because it’s on a neighbor’s land. But because it doesn’t meet a rule in a handbook most people forget exists after closing day. This is where a lot of homeowners get frustrated. You buy the house. You pay the mortgage. You pay the taxes. You maintain the yard. But an HOA can still tell you how far a fence has to sit from a line no one can even see. Should HOAs really have this kind of say over what you do on your own property? The video may or may depict actual events; it may or may not include AI

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5,175,798 次观看 • 5 个月前

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48,926 次观看 • 3 个月前

The neighbor insists that his property line is right where this gentleman’s fence is being built. In the middle of the night, he came by and cut down the newly installed fence, and even took a sledge hammer to the new driveway installed as well because he feels it’s on his property line. The gentleman went ahead and got a survey done and clearly showed not only he was wrong, but much of the neighbors “property” is actually his. He hasn’t called the cops because he didn’t get it on video but he knows it was him. Is there anything else he can do at this point?

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489,861 次观看 • 4 个月前

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645,203 次观看 • 5 个月前

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168,200 次观看 • 25 天前

Your neighbor claims that part of your property is actually theirs, you two go back and forth. You then decide to just put a fence up, during the process the neighbors install cameras so they know when you are coming and going, they put a tent on your property so they can watch you and even go as far as hire a company to take down your fence. They end up building their own fence but you know it’s far from over, should you take legal recourse for damages?

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SonnyBoy🇺🇸

2,025,106 次观看 • 6 个月前

🤔 The rifle drop location of the leftist who assassinated Charlie Kirk has been revealed. From the video which cuts off…we can see him waiting at the intersection. So not to be semantical but the diagram showing him cut across the parking lot isn’t accurate because he walks along the pathway. So it appears Tyler Robinson walked across the street and “HID” the Mauser in that vicinity and then walked to his car. My only question is if he knew in his own words that his father would notice the gun missing and have to come back to collect it WHY NOT JUST TAKE IT WITH YOU TO YOUR VEHICLE AND REMOVE THAT FROM THE EQUATION? He seemed to smuggle the weapon in there with NO PROBLEM hidden well enough and with all the commotion getting back to your car with the weapon would be a priority. We have heard routinely that he is NOT a stupid person so he would know that after committing the most high profile ASSASSINATION in the 21st century w/ cameras everywhere of a personal friend of The President that no stone would be unturned. So DID HE REALLY THINK HE WOULD BE ABLE TO RETURN TO A CAMPUS THAT WOULD BE ON LOCKDOWN HOURS LATER TO RETRIEVE IT? That doesn’t sound like a MENSA move to me. I’ll leave my post here also from 9/12 when his father turned him in where I said AT BARE MINIMUM HE WOULD HAVE KNOWN HIS DAD WOULD KNOW ITS MISSING. Why use the terminology “DROP POINT” as if it’s an OP as opposed to saying “I hid or stashed it”? Just little details like that stand out to me. Take it with you at this point don’t drop it a hundred feet away from a crime of the century.

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45,016 次观看 • 9 个月前

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35,430 次观看 • 3 个月前

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This family ordered pizza to be delivered. The Dominos driver finds the house and then proceeds to back up into the driveway. He hits their truck while doing so. Amazingly, he gets out and doesn’t even look for the damage. He grabs the pizza hot carrying case and proceeds to go give them their pizza. 🤯 Just before he pulled in, their son was outside with his girlfriend and they saw it. I’m guessing the driver was hoping he had not seen it. But the son had gone inside and told his parents. They said the driver didn’t mention anything and proceeded to deliver their pizza. But, they mentioned it and told them they saw it. They walked out to the truck but apparently he hit the tire and luckily there was no damage. They let it go at that. That’s what they said! 🤷‍♂️ Everyone makes mistakes, but, you should be teaching your kids to own up to their mistakes and as an adult, you don’t pretend you didn’t make one. 💯 Would you let it go at that? Would you call his location and let them know what happened? Or, would you just let it go like they did? Whatever happened to honesty and integrity?

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