california real estate decline
Real Estate and dead grass?
My neighbor is renting out his house to renters. The renters are choosing NOT to water their grass, and their grass is dying. Our grass is nice and green, however, we live right next door to them.
(We live in Southern California and we do NOT belong to any association nor do we pay any association fees).
Will my neighbors decision to not water his grass make our property vaule decline here? (My mothers house is paid off due to life insurance after her husband past in 2004).
Also: Who is responsible for painting the sidewalks red near a fire hydrant and mail boxes. The police do not understand that it is very hard to see the red since it is faded, and I am always told ‘Call your home owners association” and I keep on saying ‘We don’t have one, we never had one, we don’t pay fee, we don’t pay fees.” Who is to paint them? The city of Perris? The Country of Riverside?
The city pays for the side walk painting, the police are not involved at all.
Call the owner of the house next door. This is damage adn neglect of their property and they need to know about it.
Your property values are not determined by grass.
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