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Andy Convery
"e-Pro® (Internet Certified REALTOR®)."
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Office Liasion for Duffy Real Estate, Inc.
January 2006—present
Office Representative at Suburban West Realtors Association.
Office Representative at Suburban West Realtors Association.
Grievance Committee Board Member for Suburban West Realtors Association
January 2008—present
I serve on the Grievance Committee Board.
I serve on the Grievance Committee Board.
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Residential Real Estate
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Interests:
Too many interests to list them all... Homes are at the top of the list though!!
About:
I currently reside in Bryn Mawr, PA.
I have assisted clients with buying and selling homes in Montgomery, Chester and Delaware counties. ... show more
I have assisted clients with buying and selling homes in Montgomery, Chester and Delaware counties. ... show more
Andy Convery answered:
Mason2x,
My Father went through a similar situation a few years back.
The most recent survey should have ended the dispute over property boundries. Who knows what transacted on the property since the neighbor's survey was done 30 years ago. Pins get buried and sometimes moved by lanscapers etc. As an added step, you may want to see if your Township/City hall can provide the plot plan with the setback measurement from the home to the property line. Encroachment between neighbors happens all the time. I guess that's why they say "fences make for good neighbors".
Best of Luck.
Andy
Duffy Real Estate, Inc.
Andy.Convery@DuffyRealEstate.com
My Father went through a similar situation a few years back.
The most recent survey should have ended the dispute over property boundries. Who knows what transacted on the property since the neighbor's survey was done 30 years ago. Pins get buried and sometimes moved by lanscapers etc. As an added step, you may want to see if your Township/City hall can provide the plot plan with the setback measurement from the home to the property line. Encroachment between neighbors happens all the time. I guess that's why they say "fences make for good neighbors".
Best of Luck.
Andy
Duffy Real Estate, Inc.
Andy.Convery@DuffyRealEstate.com
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