Do I have to give my neighbor a 30 day notice to move something he has put on my farm

[bcp]

While the survey line is still fresh and visible, put at least a row of T-posts down the line.

Bruce

 

[pburchett]

Just move it and be done with it. Then put up a fence ASAP. Then he can worry about the fence.

 

[RNeumann]

How do you charge storage fee for something he hasn’t agreed to pay? Is it $1 or $1,000,000 a day. If you charge a fee you are suddenly in the storage business and thus liable for damages etc. You cease to be a “neighbor” which affords you a greater amount of latitude.

If I was sent a bill over a property line dispute I’d use it as fire starter......and so would everyone else here. The bill is simply inflammatory to the situation. If you don’t want it in your property, simply move it. Then it’s done- drama and all.

 

[txdon]

The reality is no matter what we idiots tell you what your options are, the added reality is YOU have to pay a laywer that practices in YOUR state to tell you what to do.

I for one was not giving legal advice only common sense advice which is limited to my life experiences. Otherwise i would have to send him a bill like he did his neighbor.

That's a thought - would the OP feel obligated to pay me if I PMed him a bill.

Na, he will probably do the same thing his neighbor is going to do with the storage bill.

 

[Rebeldad1]

Alright.... This is why I posted this here... asking for advice.
I will send out a letter advising him of the survey along with pictures. Will nicely ask for reimbersement for the survey which he should have done. Also nicely gave him 30 days to move it.

Thanks for your opinions.

 

[Sigarms]

Dosn't cutting down our trees, clearing the area and graveling it, placing the container and a pile of wood 30 feet onto our property seem like its (your words) aimed at creating conflict ?
By his own description of the property line he has knowledge of where the property line is and was nowhere close to his side.

and this makes me a bad neighbor?

It doesn't make you a bad neigbor, it makes you a ignorant neighbor for buying a property with an easement that had to deal with another homeowner on the land you bought

The reality is, once you agree to buy a property with an easement in place with another home/land owner in place, you're pretty much screwed sooner or later.

You're getting screwed now...

I can biatch and complain on what we're paying for our land, but the reality is we took out another loan for the land behind our house so no one could build on it. Guess what, no one has built on it and we still own it (AKA still paying the bank).

 

[buckeyefarmer]

"Those actions are simply aimed at creating conflict "

"That’s exactly what I thought.I’m glad the OP isn’t my neighbor."


Dosn't cutting down our trees, clearing the area and graveling it, placing the container and a pile of wood 30 feet onto our property seem like its (your words) aimed at creating conflict ?
By his own description of the property line he has knowledge of where the property line is and was nowhere close to his side.

and this makes me a bad neighbor?

The time to stop this was when he first started clearing trees on your property.

 

[turnkey4099]

He did not ask for a survey, so I don't think you can charge him for it. He did not agree to any terms of storage so you should not charge for that. You can ask him to move the container and give him notice.

Surely he could give a reasonable time for the item to be moved with a stipulation that rental fees will begin if it is not moved by then.

 

[lilranch2001]

I am not an attorney but I stayed in a few Holiday Inn Expresses last year.....

I think some very sound advise have been given to the OP, one more may apply, "dont get your panties bunched until you speak to a real attorney, something down there may get caught in the bunching and cut blood flow off to your testies"!

 

[Molalla1]

I am not an attorney but I stayed in a few Holiday Inn Expresses last year.....

I think some very sound advise have been given to the OP, one more may apply, "dont get your panties bunched until you speak to a real attorney, something down there may get caught in the bunching and cut blood flow off to your testies"!

How true . . .