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Cedar Park Dad wrote:

VMI77 wrote:The best way to deal with neighbors is not to have any. Moving out of a subdivision onto many acres out in the country has eliminated 99% of my bad neighbor problems (well, actually 100% so far, but I'm allowing room for change).

What happens when the subdivisions move out to you?

I chose property where that possibility is pretty unlikely. We're not within any city or town limits. Several miles from a paved road. But if a subdivision did locate out my way I'd still be isolated on my 43 acres, with no close neighbors on less than about 12 acres (and I'm hoping to buy the 12 acres adjacent to me now, which will give me about 55 acres). And as cb100rider says....I'm fenced in and gated where it counts, and will be completely fenced in if I can get that adjacent 12 acres.

The best way to deal with neighbors is not to have any. Moving out of a subdivision onto many acres out in the country has eliminated 99% of my bad neighbor problems (well, actually 100% so far, but I'm allowing room for change).