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Our neighbor recently passed away and his house is up for sale. His storage shed is about 6 inches onto our property. We asked his family to please move it off or let us buy the shed and move it ourselves but they refused. What can we do?
I would be tempted to make up a sign that says something like “Attention, boundary dispute, real estate legal action pending” with a big arrow pointing next door, and place it in your front yard where prospective buyers will see it.
But it’s probably wiser to talk to a real estate lawyer. Self-help legal decisions rarely work out well
