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Infrequent poster here, and would appreciate any and all suggestions!
I purchased a home 1.5 years ago. At that time, the previous owner assured me that there were stakes in the ground that would show me my property lines. Unfortunately, I have been unable to locate them. My property is approximately 1/2 an acre. This wouldn't be an issue, except that there are bushes and trees separating my home from the neighbors on either side of my house, and both fail to trim the bushes or trees or clean-out the dead leaves, etc. underneath. I usually do it - and did all last summer - because it affects the appearance of my property. Last weekend, I took it upon myself to trim some of the bushes on both sides of the property, only to have one of the neighbors creep around the bushes to take a peek when he thought I wasn't around. This, of course, made me wonder if I'm treading on someone else's property and doing something I shouldn't be doing. My documentation from settlement, including my land title insurance property description, does not help. Short of hiring a surveyor and paying to have someone show me where my property begins/ends, does anyone have any other suggestions on how to determine the property lines? |
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