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Get a good survey and then talk to a good real estate lawyer. Because adverse possession doctrines are important to sort through, and have important deadlines.
Sayonara
we have used others, but he was efficient, proffesional, on time, and cheaper than the other ones.
Thomas Survey Services LLC 2619 W 11th Street Road # 24
Greeley, CO 80634-5459 map
Just made an apt with him for next week. He was 1/3 the last guy in cost.Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
Even if i don't own their house I need a fence line anyways.
Adverse possession is the word. You may have already lost the ground on spite of your only recent discovery. Also, after an adverse possession fiasco in CO a few years back the action to quiet title in the land will require a fair market payment. Get your surveys, take them to an attorney.
I am increasingly persuaded that the earth belongs exclusively to the living and that one generation has no more right to bind another to it's laws and judgments than one independent nation has the right to command another.”
― Thomas Jefferson
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To everyone who feels like they are standing on Hadrian's wall as Rome crumbles behind them. - John Ringo
First house I bought had lot line issues. It was only a 2ish acre lot. A survey before purchase would have been the only way to address the neighbors 6-8 feet encroachment (including part of a paved driveway) inside my property. Long story short, I never addressed the issue. But I still hate that dickhead.
Get a survey or make sure the actual surveyed property lines are clearly identified before purchasing land. I learned from experience.
Wulf, make sure you keep us posted on what happens.
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