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72 tigger 09-15-2021 06:34 PM

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Sorry about the headache grumpy- sounds like you’re handling this wisely

67ChevyRedneck 09-16-2021 10:10 AM

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I really don't know what I would do, what a story.

Sounds like the good guy here finally holds all the cards.

The sad part is, he didn't have to do much to satisfy your requests.... idiot....

71CHEVYSHORTBED402 09-17-2021 01:24 AM

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Oh , It gets crazier , The neighbors still taking care of the chickens ( Looking for a new home ) Neighbor told me the guy and his girlfriend were open carrying side arms while cutting trees and clearing brush Just in case they saw a snake ? As of July 1 open carry and concealed carry is legal in Tn without a permit, Wonderful !

I don't get this guy at all. They take the time & effort for chickens and now that he's errored he's ####-it? I guess we just drop everything when we've screwed up, but carry a gun, just in case "of snakes". That guy needs his (*^ kicked hard. He'll be a great neighbor for someone:devil:

Stay clear & use caution. You're lucky you don't have to live near him.

Grumpy old man 09-17-2021 06:46 AM

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The part of all this is it just shouldn't have happened at all , We didn't ask for any of this problem and yet now we have to deal with all of it . It just boggles my mind that after being in Tn for just a few weeks this guy researched property rights and no trespassing laws enough to paint my gate purple . But never checked the survey beforehand to make sure the land he was protecting was his. It's really moronic at best . We had the standard yellow No trespassing signs up and he tore them down and put up his own :smoke:

https://www.tnlds.com/tennessees-gone-purple/

Getter-Done 09-17-2021 07:45 AM

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The part of all this is it just shouldn't have happened at all , We didn't ask for any of this problem and yet now we have to deal with all of it . It just boggles my mind that after being in Tn for just a few weeks this guy researched property rights and no trespassing laws enough to paint my gate purple . But never checked the survey beforehand to make sure the land he was protecting was his. It's really moronic at best . We had the standard yellow No trespassing signs up and he tore them down and put up his own :smoke:

https://www.tnlds.com/tennessees-gone-purple/

I have lived here all my life.
I didn't know that.
Guess I am heading to the paint store.:lol::lol::lol:

Grumpy old man 09-17-2021 07:55 AM

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I've been here 15 + years and I never saw any purple signs or posts , I'm painting the gate red again , I don't think anyone would really want a purple gate leading into their property . :lol:

Getter-Done 09-17-2021 08:07 AM

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I've been here 15 + years and I never saw any purple signs or posts , I'm painting the gate red again , I don't think anyone would really want a purple gate leading into their property . :lol:

Me Neither:uhmk: Just Kidding on the paint Store:lol:

I Got a nut that lives beside me.
After being here 20+ years , He's got old and fat.
He's calmed down now.
He sends his wife to talk if they need anything.

He once drove across 2 properties,
To ask what I was doing on the back side of MY property.

My new neighbor that was between him and I,
Was putting up a fence for his horses.

That fence was going to block access to the back of his place.

He asked (What are you fencing IN)???

My Response was (YOU):lol::lol::lol:

Just call me Sean 09-17-2021 12:54 PM

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From what I've heard, purple fence posts and gates mean trespassers will be shot on sight.

67C10Step 09-17-2021 12:59 PM

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Purple paint has been a no hunting/trespassing standard here in Arkansas for quite a while. Most folks take heed of it but some still do not.

I certainly hope this comes out on your side, Grumpy. I think you have all the cards on your side it's just going to be a huge pain in the rear to get made right. Everyone makes mistakes, it's what you do after the mistake that tells everyone what kind of person you are.

LS short box 09-17-2021 04:31 PM

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In Montana a red painted fence posts means no trespassing. You have to have verbal and or written permission. When we hunt in MT we use a Garmin with a plat map app. Works great. Makes finding public land a snap.

best view 09-25-2021 08:20 AM

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How did you do with this jerk

Grumpy old man 09-25-2021 08:43 AM

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How did you do with this jerk

He left a message on my phone saying he hired an attorney and his attorney wanted us to join them in their lawsuit against the real estate company and broker / title company . :lol: I told him to have his attorney contact ours and that hasn't happened . :lol: it's going to be awhile before anything starts to happen . The chickens he left there have a new home and I'll be going down to clean up the mess they left . :smoke:

He did abandon any work on the lot he did buy after cutting down another large tree and taking down the power line on the road.

Nick_R_23 09-25-2021 05:28 PM

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Wait, so this guy actually did buy another lot and screwed up stuff on that one too?? :lol: :lol:

72c20customcamper 09-25-2021 07:23 PM

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He left a message on my phone saying he hired an attorney and his attorney wanted us to join them in their lawsuit against the real estate company and broker / title company . :lol: I told him to have his attorney contact ours and that hasn't happened . :lol: it's going to be awhile before anything starts to happen . The chickens he left there have a new home and I'll be going down to clean up the mess they left . :smoke:

He did abandon any work on the lot he did buy after cutting down another large tree and taking down the power line on the road.

Guy sounds like a real winner taking out power lines can get expensive. Seen some really fubar cuts and tree falling in my time . This one of his cuts :lol:

LT7A 09-25-2021 08:31 PM

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The thing that gets me, is the lock. If he hadn't been given keys that fit the lock on the access to the property, then he probably ought to dig a little deeper. On the one hand, he might think it's just an oversight. But on the other hand, wouldn't he want to make sure?

GOM, I don't think you should get involved in his lawsuit. You don't want to have anything to do with this guy. He is not a rational thinker and is reactive. Your quarrel is with him - HIS quarrel is with them. You don't want to allow him to deflect your legal efforts on to the property sales company. He's the one who messed up your land, so he has to make restitution.

57taskforce 09-26-2021 12:31 AM

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Guy sounds like a real winner taking out power lines can get expensive. Seen some really fubar cuts and tree falling in my time . This one of his cuts :lol:

Boy, that’s a real winner!

kwmech 09-26-2021 12:45 AM

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Guy sounds like a real winner taking out power lines can get expensive. Seen some really fubar cuts and tree falling in my time . This one of his cuts :lol:

That is something really scary there ---I'm no logger, but I have sure cut down my share of trees up to 40'' across. I'd be running from that. How do you even get a rope on that at this point to help control it somewhat

4u2nv 09-26-2021 06:36 AM

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Guy sounds like a real winner taking out power lines can get expensive. Seen some really fubar cuts and tree falling in my time . This one of his cuts :lol:

Does he have two brothers Curly and Moe .

special-K 09-26-2021 07:05 AM

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Guy sounds like a real winner taking out power lines can get expensive. Seen some really fubar cuts and tree falling in my time . This one of his cuts :lol:

I've tried and tried but I just can't get this tree to break. Guess I'll just have to cut it down after all.

Getter-Done 09-26-2021 09:43 AM

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He left a message on my phone saying he hired an attorney and his attorney wanted us to join them in their lawsuit against the real estate company and broker / title company . :lol: I told him to have his attorney contact ours and that hasn't happened . :lol: it's going to be awhile before anything starts to happen . The chickens he left there have a new home and I'll be going down to clean up the mess they left . :smoke:

He did abandon any work on the lot he did buy after cutting down another large tree and taking down the power line on the road.

Is he sure that he is on the (Correct ) property this time???

LONGHAIR 09-26-2021 11:12 AM

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This is one crazy story, that I hadn't seen until now. Then I read the whole thing.
First off, you were way nicer about it than I would have been. It's just lucky that the neighbor contacted you so quickly. There are some really stupid laws out there that would have given him some substantial rights in this mistake if it had been allowed to continue too long.

I have no idea how TN law works, but here in OH, he would have had to buy Title Insurance to cover exactly this kind of thing.
(I bought my grandmother's house through dad and the lawyers when she was no longer capable of living alone. Even though she had owned the property for over 70 years, I was still required to buy Title Insurance. It was cancelable after two years IIRC?, which I did, but it was still required by law at closing and for a reasonable time after.)
At that point, the Title Insurance company would be involved and fighting it out with the real estate company.
The man, though an @$$hole through his actions with you, was mostly innocent (at least initially). He really should have questioned things quite loudly when the address was "wrong" and should have done nothing until clearing that up first.

Whether he knows it or not, this guy's best bet would have been to buy it from you, pretty much regardless of that price. Then he would still at minimum have an asset, even if he is theoretically upsidedown in it, because it put you into a "name your price situation". He could have saved the cost of an appraisal to assess the actual value of the trees. As it is, he has money out on another piece of property that he cannot develop, has money involved with lawyers, whatever fines/fees that occur via the court system and he had paid someone to do the tree cutting in the first place. None of these costs equates to an asset, they are all just money thrown away.
Then he has to deal with the county (or whoever controls this) over cutting the trees if they were somehow "untouchable" per local laws/rules. This may fall onto the company that actually did the cutting, assuming that they needed some kind of permits to do this and avoided them but that is none of your problem.

'63GENIII 09-27-2021 11:06 PM

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Guy sounds like a real winner taking out power lines can get expensive. Seen some really fubar cuts and tree falling in my time . This one of his cuts :lol:

Id be afraid of that thing barber chairing on me. Sketchy...

72c20customcamper 09-28-2021 10:10 AM

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Id be afraid of that thing barber chairing on me. Sketchy...

Glad to say the tree came down after a professional was brought in . Guy is is on an arborist board I'm on

special-K 09-30-2021 05:35 AM

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Just purple paint is enough to treat a person as knowingly trespassing? Just a color, no words? Some people are color blind and the sun can fade colors into other colors. I don't know what's so complicated about writing down two words that clearly state trespassing isn't allowed. And if you can't write you can buy no trespassing signs any number of places and they are cheaper than a McDonald's hamburger. If you know about the law that's one thing. But what about people coming from other areas, often the case with trespassing.

67 twins 09-30-2021 06:13 AM

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Yes just a color. It's been that way in Missouri for a long time. The problem with signs is trespassers & poachers will just tear them down.


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