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David Finley
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  • London, KY
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Don’t own my driveway on a SFH

David Finley
  • Investor
  • London, KY
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My very first SFH I bought at an absolute auction in 2010. I went cause I never seen a house auction and figured I would watch. The House was a 2 bed 2 bath 1100 sq ft. I knew from my appraiser friends that I done computer work for that it would be at least 45000 value, and I figured I could rent it for 550. I purchased it for 34500. I rent it for 600 and only but about 2000 in windows in it. So it does very well. But what I found out after having it survived is the land stops about 3 feet from the side of it so the driveway and the air conditioner are not even on my property most of the septic are not on it either. My question has anyone ever dealt with owners that block a driveway or other part of a property before and how bad does it get. I know the people that owned the property behind and next are the ones that sold it to the lady the lost it at auction so I don’t think they will come after it but I’m not sure either.

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