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Posted by on May 19, 2008, 9:49 pm
> Most folks would just wait until she is out of the house or sleeping or
> whatever and do what has to be done as quickly as possible.
>
> The worse that will happen is that she will call the cops and/or charge yo=
u
> with tresspass. =A0 =A0You can likely talk yourself out of a conviction.
>
> IOW: =A0It's easier to ask for forgiveness than ask for permission.
>
> ** Posted fromhttp://www.teranews.com**
Another factor to consider. Are you even absolutely sure where the
property line is? For example, if it's not marked clearly with a
fence or similar, then you may have some window of perhaps a few feet
uncertainty. That might be enough to squeeze a ladder through to get
the job done. I'd make sure the workers know they are not to put
materials, tools, etc on her property. If you can squeak by in that
fashion, then I'd try to do it when the neighbor isn't going to be
around, if that's possible. If you actually have 0 side clearance
and you have to go clearly onto her property, then I'd probably go
with the gift certificate for dinner and ask her for permission.
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