u/ojothejo

Hey there, we just moved into our Elizabethtown, KY DR Horton property before the most recent storm.
These streams started as a small pit, with all the rain they filled up and became much larger. Prior to the storm and closing we were told when doing a walkthrough of the property that they "were not sure" if the small pit was within our property line. We had requested a printed out property line but it was "given to the lawn care workers". Now, when we notified the PM we were told that they WONT do anything to fix it as it was a starter yard and it's up to us to fill with dirt as it erodes and cover with more seed and straw.
Any suggestions on what to do?

Hey there, we just moved into our Elizabethtown, KY DR Horton property before the most recent storm.
These streams started as a small pit, with all the rain they filled up and became much larger. Prior to the storm and closing we were told when doing a walkthrough of the property that they "were not sure" if the small pit was within our property line. We had requested a printed out property line but it was "given to the lawn care workers". Now, when we notified the PM we were told that they WONT do anything to fix it as it was a starter yard and it's up to us to fill with dirt as it erodes and cover with more seed and straw.
Any suggestions on what to do?

Hey there, we just moved into our Elizabethtown, KY DR Horton property before the most recent storm.
These streams started as a small pit, with all the rain they filled up and became much larger. Prior to the storm and closing we were told when doing a walkthrough of the property that they "were not sure" if the small pit was within our property line. We had requested a printed out property line but it was "given to the lawn care workers". Now, when we notified the PM we were told that they WONT do anything to fix it as it was a starter yard and it's up to us to fill with dirt as it erodes and cover with more seed and straw.
Any suggestions on what to do?