Property Ownership
A South Carolina homeowner discovers a neighbor's fence encroaches 2 feet onto their property. The best resolution is to:
AImmediately call the police
BConsult an attorney and potentially negotiate an agreement, purchase of the strip, or legal action✓ Correct
CRemove the fence immediately
DFile a complaint with the SCREC
Explanation
An encroachment dispute is best resolved through negotiation (purchase of the strip, easement, or fence relocation) with legal counsel. Unilateral action to remove the fence could create liability.
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