It is a trespass and if it is not removed upon your request, you can have a court order it to be removed. If you ignore this long enough, the neighbor may eventually be able to claim the property line has moved to the fence, and you will lose valuable land rights.
On the other hand, you can also provide the neighbor with a "limited license" to use that strip of your property, and propose that he pay some nominal rent until such time as the fence is removed or other mutual agreement is made. That way the fence is no longer evidence of "hostile exclusion" which would be necessary for adverse possession.
depends on the brand, 29 or 34 inches I think a D'Addario (big guitar string brand) told me before I bought a set of their silver plated strings they're 29 or 34-ish inches before they're stretched and cut to make sure they fit most guitars
You can usually find the survey specifications on your property on the deed to your property or on a mortgage documentation. These descriptions will provide specific landmarks by which you can determine the edge of your property. It might be advisable to build your fence several inches within your own property to avoid dispute if you are not consulting your neighbor before building it.
.How long is the tape you bought?
about 6 inches long and about 3 inches tall.
That's a 94 inch braid.
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3 inches in diameter. Can vary on size and league, most bought at stores 3 inches.
0.3 inches before 6 inches. XD
15 inches
A diameter is a property of circular objects. "12 inches" is not a circular object and so cannot have a diameter.
12 inches
no it still belongs to you. the fence just has to placed on your side of the line that's all. same for any fence your neighbor wants to build. the property line is still the property line