Posted by rview_ on October 04, 2014 at 06:17:30 from (199.47.65.57):
In Reply to: Buying Land posted by Royse on October 01, 2014 at 16:15:00:
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One other thing that probably doesn't apply, see if this land is blocking someone else's property, and they have to cross this to get to theirs. With just a 40 should be easy to just look and see. My one 80 blocked one of the neighbor's landlocked chunks of ground, so they had the right to cross mine (had been for many years before I bought it from my mom). They bought the land along the trail that goes by it, so they could now go around and it would take them maybe 5 minutes extra depending which chunk they go to, but they won't. I talked casually to a lawyer and he said there was nothing I could do about it at that time. I asked the neighbor to stop, and he or his help won't. They move hay across it, cows, whatever, when it's muddy it leaves ruts. I hay there and when dumping bales I have to not dump on their path, etc. Since I asked them to stop a couple times, they are doing better. Plus drought or near drought for years so not much more mud. But all the old ruts are there because they didn't used to follow the same exact path (like driving around mud holes). To be courteous they could wait to cross it in the summer until after I hay, but they won't do that either, they usually are haying theirs around the same time I am in a normal year. Can't ask much "harder" because it's the neighbor, and it would cause many more issues.
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