Its not just #fencetok, either.
The shorter the stay, the less likely neighbors are to form lasting relationships.
There is no one market in most places, and many parks and school options.
Houses are now inhabited not only by traditional families, but child-free families and single folks.
It might be enough to convince you not to engage if you were otherwise inclined.
Neighbors are a safety net we dont often think about.
If youve ever been through a house fire, you knowneighbors are first on the scene.
But its more than that: Your financial future is shared with your neighbors through property values.
Property values are determined by the way the neighborhood governs and how people maintain their properties.
Having open communication is also the most likely way to avoid future conflicts.
Talk about general issues of interest, as thePeoples Law Library of Marylandsuggests.
Further, its worth getting curious aboutwhyyoure bothered, and at what cost.
Living in communities means living around other human beings, and there are trade-offs.
Construction noise may be annoying, but you will likely someday need it yourself.
What would be the desired outcome anyway?
They get rid of the dog?
How reasonable is the outcome?
Needs take precedence over wants.
Understanding needs also means you’re able to work towards designing a solution.
He explains that if city codes exist, you’re free to also consider going to your municipality.
The nuisance claim is fact-dependent, and a lawyer will help decide if theres a cause worth pursuing.
Nuisance can be a high bar to reach, too.
Theyre usually complicated cases.
Property line disputes, while complicated, seemed easier to navigate.
It took a long time to resolve.
When in any doubt, Lewis advised talking to a qualified attorney for guidance and advice.
The good news is that82% of neighborhood disputes result in a satisfactory resolution.
