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DavidRay

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I live (rent) in a subdivision that has zero lot lines. My backyard is defined by a privacy fence that is on my neighbor’s property which runs to the corner of his house, and about 30 foot of his wall. The fence is fixed between the houses. He has shown me his survey showing me the fact that he actually owns ~2 inches in my backyard.

He is the type of person that complains about everything in the neighborhood and his latest peeve is the fact that my dog walks against his house damaging the grass and has dog a small depression (about 1.5 inches deep) against his foundation and the fence that he lays in.

I have 2 questions.
1.) Do I have to give him access to my backyard
2.) Can I (politely) tell him to take a hike next time he starts complaining

Thanks,
David
 



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