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Originally Posted by humfrz
Well, that's too bad the old folks are in bad health - 
I can identify, not because of bad health, but because of diminished ambition and progressive laziness. That place looks like my basement - just ask @ Ultramaroon .
What to do?
Maybe offer to arrange to have the place cleaned up, if they have any money to pay for a trash out team?
Bubba suggests to build a big assed fence on your property line that borders their property?
The do nothing approach, in hopes the buyer of your property just plans to use it as a rental, and won't much care how the neighbors property looks?
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Doing nothing is an option. To be fair this place is only worth 200ish all said and done. So it will 99% be a first time home buyer. This house is not adequate enough for a family larger then having one small child.
The place is across the street. So the landfill view is directly in front of the dining room window. I framed the window up on purpose to cut off the view.
I am fairly certain even if they had the motivation to clean up, they don’t have the means. I am going to talk with a couple of the neighbors who are longtime stalwarts of the community and active in the church to see if they can get me a couple volunteers to help and I’ll just cover the dump fee since I will be going there anyway.
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