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Sorry it wasn't clear. I come home from work asshat next door has actually gone to home depot and bought strings of flags. And cut off half my driveway and a corner of my new property. As per my realtor and the lawyer. I get to call local sheriff department and report the trespass. I did deputy said cut the shit done and will look into the state laws for moving a survey marker. Maybe theft, i dont know. So my options are drag his ass to court or sell my new home cause i could've stayed in California for this shit. Or xxxxx? Whats the call?
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Quoted: I read it three times and think I understand. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Was this thread started by an over excited 12 year old boy who just saw his first boobie? I read it three times and think I understand. I read it six times and gained a new perspective on my grasp of reality. Time as we know it is not linear. Everything that will happen has already happened and we just haven't experienced it yet in our own narrow scope of awareness. All points in time are connected in a single moment that everyone who has ever lived and died or has yet to be born exists in simultaneously and Epstien still did not kill himself. |
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Sorry, I'm from Wisconsin.
I'm confused about the whole 'flagging off' of gay flags. - is he standing at the end of your driveway; - shooting out flags from his person? - is he waving flags at you in an attempt to advise that its not safe to land your craft in the area? - are they rainbow flags? ETA: answers in post above. |
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Quoted: Have s fresh survey he moved a pin and actually bought a string of flags to mark hos new property line...lol View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Survey says… wait, shit. Have s fresh survey he moved a pin and actually bought a string of flags to mark hos new property line...lol Did you try knocking on his door and asking what they were for? If they are manufactured, they might not have been placed by him. Kharn |
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Quoted: Sorry it wasn't clear. I come home from work asshat next door has actually gone to home depot and bought strings of flags. And cut off half my driveway and a corner of my new property. As per my realtor and the lawyer. I get to call local sheriff department and report the trespass. I did deputy said cut the shit done and will look into the state laws for moving a survey marker. Maybe theft, i dont know. So my options are drag his ass to court or sell my new home cause i could've stayed in California for this shit. Or xxxxx? Whats the call? View Quote Mega Bonus Points for new Florida man from California. This ought to be good. |
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Quoted: Have a fresh survey in my hand. Dude is a dick and pulled some shit. Local deputy said cut his gay flags and wave. I just bought the damn place...shit. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: english, do you speak it? why did you waste your time calling a realtor? you need a surveyor. survey the property, get the notarized prints, and take the fucker to court. marker doesn't mean shit, the notarized survey report does. Have a fresh survey in my hand. Dude is a dick and pulled some shit. Local deputy said cut his gay flags and wave. I just bought the damn place...shit. So you are saying that the reason you called a realtor over this, is because you just recently purchased the place (the realtor handled the sale), and the neighbor is challenging your ownership of a portion of the property you just bought? ETA: I see this has been clarified. |
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I don't have a Captain Crunch decoder ring.
Also, you should stop typing shit out on your PlaySkool Keyboard. |
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So the neighbor actually dug up a survey marker? Aren't these usually 4-5' long pieces of rebar sunk in place?
I'd take a camera and photographically document the signs of digging where it originally was (as of yesterday) and where he put it. Be sure to include some mid-range photos that show the area or include other landmarks to locate the digging. |
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Quoted: Lmao he called his realtor. View Quote To be fair when I had a property dispute with my previous neighbor, they called my realtor. And then the realtors brokerage, and then the title company, and then the previous owner's realtor. To complain about me and what they found when they trespassed on my 2 acres and opened a connex and started going though boxes of my stuff. Hindsight being 20/20 I should have had game cameras and gotten their pics and then filed a police report for a stolen SBR out of the connex |
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Quoted: Sorry it wasn't clear. I come home from work asshat next door has actually gone to home depot and bought strings of flags. And cut off half my driveway and a corner of my new property. As per my realtor and the lawyer. I get to call local sheriff department and report the trespass. I did deputy said cut the shit done and will look into the state laws for moving a survey marker. Maybe theft, i dont know. So my options are drag his ass to court or sell my new home cause i could've stayed in California for this shit. Or xxxxx? Whats the call? View Quote OK California dude, take everything he put on your property and chuck it on his property. If the neighbor protest you doing this call the local law enforcement. Not your realtor. |
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OP did you let your speech therapist know about your situation as well?
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Quoted: Move out to the country in the middle of the woods then, fuck neighbors. I don't understand the desire to live 10 feet away from a bunch of A-holes in a neighborhood. View Quote The thing is, if you live in town on a postage stamp lot, you have no more than 5 neighbors. Move to the country, and, last time I counted, we have 13-14 other neighbors whose property adjoins ours. The chance that any one neighbor is a jerk goes down slightly but the total number of jerk neighbors goes up significantly. |
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Quoted: I think it was something along the lines of OP came home from work and discovered that his neighbor had moved his trashcans and put flags marking where he thought the property line was, instead of where OP thinks it is (and OP's driveway implies it is). The possibility of the neighbor having moved a survey marker seems to have been brought up, which could make things interesting (not a smart thing to do), and OP is probably going to end up in court with his neighbor. View Quote If you are as good at translating Ebonics, I predict a bright future for you in The New America… |
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Quoted: To be fair when I had a property dispute with my previous neighbor, they called my realtor. And then the realtors brokerage, and then the title company, and then the previous owner's realtor. To complain about me and what they found when they trespassed on my 2 acres and opened a connex and started going though boxes of my stuff. Hindsight being 20/20 I should have had game cameras and gotten their pics and then filed a police report for a stolen SBR out of the connex View Quote Say wut?! This sounds like a much more interesting story than the OP's. |
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Are you sure those aren’t flags for a stake out? Is anyone digging or doing utility work in the area? If that’s not the case and you have a good survey put your marker back where it was, And go talk to your neighbor and inform him that he trespassed and it won’t happen again..
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Dude just moved from California but had Florida man dialect down already.
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Plant a row of corn to mark the boundary.
Then have another drink. |
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Quoted: So the neighbor actually dug up a survey marker? Aren't these usually 4-5' long pieces of rebar sunk in place? I'd take a camera and photographically document the signs of digging where it originally was (as of yesterday) and where he put it. Be sure to include some mid-range photos that show the area or include other landmarks to locate the digging. View Quote He might think a partially buried quart jug full of concrete is a survey marker, but it's not a pin. Kharn |
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For whatever it's worth, it's a crime, in most states, to move boundary/corner markers.
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Quoted: Sorry it wasn't clear. I come home from work asshat next door has actually gone to home depot and bought strings of flags. And cut off half my driveway and a corner of my new property. As per my realtor and the lawyer. I get to call local sheriff department and report the trespass. I did deputy said cut the shit done and will look into the state laws for moving a survey marker. Maybe theft, i dont know. So my options are drag his ass to court or sell my new home cause i could've stayed in California for this shit. Or xxxxx? Whats the call? View Quote My cat found a snake in the yard. She played with it until she got bored. It wasn't even a contest. Have fun, OP. |
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Quoted: If you are as good at translating Ebonics, I predict a bright future for you in The New America… View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I think it was something along the lines of OP came home from work and discovered that his neighbor had moved his trashcans and put flags marking where he thought the property line was, instead of where OP thinks it is (and OP's driveway implies it is). The possibility of the neighbor having moved a survey marker seems to have been brought up, which could make things interesting (not a smart thing to do), and OP is probably going to end up in court with his neighbor. If you are as good at translating Ebonics, I predict a bright future for you in The New America… Ebonics? Nope. I do have some work related experience in interpreting government gibberish, but I'm probably as lost as most people, when it comes to Ebonics. |
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Quoted: Say wut?! This sounds like a much more interesting story than the OP's. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: To be fair when I had a property dispute with my previous neighbor, they called my realtor. And then the realtors brokerage, and then the title company, and then the previous owner's realtor. To complain about me and what they found when they trespassed on my 2 acres and opened a connex and started going though boxes of my stuff. Hindsight being 20/20 I should have had game cameras and gotten their pics and then filed a police report for a stolen SBR out of the connex Say wut?! This sounds like a much more interesting story than the OP's. Yes, and it seems to not involve translation. |
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What exactly can your realtor do? Last person I'd thunk is on a list to handle that.
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Quoted: So I get home and my trash cans are moved and flags cutting out half my my driveway and a corner of my property. So i back in and call my realtor and was advised call the sheriff department asap. So i did, guy has no clue how stuff works in Florida..lol. deputy said trash that crap and got real intrested when they dig up a marker. His words its civil, bit nail his ass on moving a marker and cut that crap down...lol. this old boy is about to piss me off View Quote Great composition and it tells the whole story in a clear, concise manner! |
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