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Message: [QUOTE="bendm, post: 3635142, member: 9151"] 1) get an accurate survey of your property; 2) don't place it directly on the property line unless you want a "boundary fence" 3) if it is directly on the line, then the entirety of the fence needs to be exactly on the line, not just part of it. 4) boundary fences are unique under state law- you don't want to deal with any of the headaches that might arise with your neighbor(s) 5) in other words, i'd erect the fence a couple inches onto your property [/QUOTE]