possible new neighbor issue

[JDH875]

No way i'm getting involved with that. Who knows what a judge would say if they looped your name in a lawsuit for breach of contract.

For Sure!

Leave it where it is.

[Chew]

Put a lock-on stand on top of the camper and start practicing your shooting for the upcoming season.

[jdg13]

Leave it where it is and be polite, don't get involved. If they insist on getting you involved, tell Karen to go **** up a rope and move to some yuppie townhome if a trailer causes so much unbearable stress.

[Dr. Evil]

Is the fence in good shape? If not, may be a good way to get seller to build a new, taller fence as part of the deal. If you want of course.

[Johnny44]

Would you budge if they put in the contract for you to remove your US Flag, your kids swing set ?

[Sparkles]

Sounds like somebody I wouldn’t want as a neighbor
Would not move it


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[CEO]

I would say, "Don't plan for it to be there long, but not going to guarantee anything."

[TexasCanesFan]

No way I would move them. Not your issue at all.

[Bowhica]

Think about it like this. If a potential buyer states they will buy the house if you, the neighbor, would paint your house a different color. Would you paint your house? Short answer is no. Long answer is !@#$$% NO!! This mentality of my needs are more important than yours is a load of bull butter.

I bet they have pronouns like more/ons.

[Fmjag64]

any input on this? or dealt with something similar? our neighborhood was annexed into city limits 3 years ago, all 1+ acre sites, no HOA or anything and we have/had 2 travel trailers in our back yard prior to the annex so we are grand-fathered in. the house behind us was foreclosed on last year and the guy that purchased to flip it approached me about a contract he just got on the sale of the house. the 6ft tall wooden fence on the property line is 10-12ft from their pool and their house. 1 of my trailers is against my side of the fence. the buyers wrote in that they want my travel trailer moved away from the fence before they will sign the contract. its our deer lease trailer and only at home until i find a new lease. the seller and buyer are aware of that but buyer still insists. if i move it for 30 days for the sale then move it back could the seller be in breach of contract and list me as liable? im pretty much in mind to leave it where it is, to not be involved, as well as being my property and not allowing someone to dictate what i do with my property.

Lol sounds like a future neighbor i wouldn't want to live next to.

[DedDuk]

Make sure the fence is the property line. If so, Id build a cover for the camper so they know they cant dictate what you do on your property.

[RiverRat1]

Wow, just who in the freaking @##$% tries to buy a house and ask the neighbor to do anything? This was my first thought... But

If they don't know you're grandfathered in and having a RV next to the fence is against the rules that they just read and will have to sign I guess I can see them asking.

But geez. LOL

[bboswell]

this is not your problem Man

[scott123456789]

Offer to the trailer to the real estate agent for double what it is worth?

[TX03RUBI]

Even if I had intentions of moving it the next day prior to them asking I’d leave it another couple of months. Not so much to **** the seller off, but to keep from having the potential buyers as neighbors.