What would you do about this issue with a neighbor without dragging it through court? To make his new roof perfectly square he went over the property line but it's too close.

Kek. What is this? Is that your house to the left OP? Is that dilapidated looking corner your neighbor's "new" roof? What is wrong with you people? How can you post ridiculous shit like this with zero context and then expect us to be able to actually give you an answer that's any more useful than what Google AI will spit out? There are stupid questions generals for this shit. SQTDDTOT. Talk to your neighbor like a human. Be gracious and reasonable. Work with your neighbor and ask them to work with you. They probably just fucked up and honestly didn't mean to. Even if they could fix the problem, temper your expectations because it will not be an immediate fix. Even if you get the city involved, what are they gonna do? Slap him with fines if he doesn't fix it? If he can't "just fix it", then is that gonna help? Why do I even waste my time with this shit. This is probably just AI farming data anyway.

>>2924692
*your neighbor's house to the left

>>2924672 (OP)
Cut it back with a sawzall.

I'd move out of that disgusting slum.

>>2924672 (OP)
This board is about building shit, not helping you solve a property line dispute with your neighbor.

>>2924672 (OP)
id be way more concerned about having your house not split in 2

>>2924672 (OP)
What 3rd world shit-hole is this?

>>2924723
Would you not put rain deflector between the roof and the house and call it a day? This is a 100 year old building.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6875225

>>2924724
This, both places look like they're about to collapse. And you mean to tell me the pic show's the neighbor's NEW roof? Goddamn.

>>2924745
He had a real roof from ceramic tiles which didn't stick out, then replaced it with this sheet metal abomination.

Op is a troll with a crap pic they found.

>>2924672 (OP)
if your neighbors are unwilling to cooperate then you are powerless. this is where the judge comes in. it's that simple.

>>2924724
I understand that vertical cracks are normal, while horizontal cracks are a big red flag.