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Theres something hilariously unpredictable about neighbors.
One day theyre borrowing your lawn mowerthe next, theyre asking for a piece of your yard, literally.
You never really know which request might come knocking at your door.
Well, its not.
The neighbor sweetened the deal by promising to restore the grass to its original state.
But the OP wasnt entirely sold on this neighborly bargain.
Totally convincing, right?
But the OP kept their cool.
Bold move, but the OP wasnt about to be outmaneuvered.
A quick check of their plat design and deed revealed that there was no such easement.
Nice try, dude.
The Reddit jury advised the OP not to sign the sketchy waiver and so would thepros.
A waiver is a legal document that could limit your rights, so read it carefully.
Look out for clauses about liabilitywhos responsible if something goes wrong?
Also, check for repair commitments: are they specific, or are they just vague promises?
Sure, you might feel like a bad neighbor, but your yard isnt a community pool noodle.
Bonus points if you manage to stay politebecause you never know when youll need to borrow that lawn mower.
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