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Oren Pfeffermann
  • Rental Property Investor
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Fence Replacement Advice

Oren Pfeffermann
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Santa Cruz, CA
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The fence surrounding my rental property in Oklahoma needs replacing.  Here in California, it's not unreasonable to ask neighbors to share in the cost of replacing a fence bordering two properties.  Is it reasonable to ask my neighbors to split the cost?  If so, what's the best way to do it?  Also, what is the going rate for fences per linear square feet? 

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Rhett Tullis
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Rhett Tullis
  • Property Manager
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This post kinda covers it for okc on what is shared.  https://www.findlaw.com/state/...

Only exception is if your HOA has a specific rule on who owns it otherwise the city code would dictate. Good luck on getting the neighbor to split it, that is always a tough one here. We do get lucky from time to time.

Rates vary alot on price but I have seen from around $20 per linear foot on up.

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