I am with Randy on this. The new owner needs to be directly involved with this or he will make lasting enemies with all the neighbors. You trying to be the enforcer or controller will not work very well. HE needs to be doing it as he is the OWNWER. Sometimes it sucks to be the boss.
First off he does not need 25 lawyers writing letters to just GO SEE the neighbors and talk to them about how he is NOW the new owner. Then he needs to nicely tell them he want to control the use of HIS land. HE nor you really know what the arrangements were in the past. HE has no obligation to keep doing things like they have been done either. I do know a little of his time spent smoothing thing with the neighbors will get much better returns than fences, gates, or legal notices.
Second if he is not going to be living on the land he will have little to zero success without having some one local keep an eye on things. I still think this needs to be after HE works some things out himself. Once again trying to do this diplomatically as possible will have a much better chance of success. IF he turns the locals against him then his enjoyment of land ownership will be zero.
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