This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to deal with your neighbour's unsightly property
Have a face-to-face conversation.
Sometimes people are simply unaware of the fact that a problem exists, so do not assume that your neighbour is thinking about the problem. If it is settled in your mind that something should be done, you should schedule a face-to-face meeting to communicate your concerns.

-This is a great opportunity to handle the problem in a productive manner. Tell your neighbour on the phone or online as soon as possible that you are concerned and ask for an update on their home building concerns.
-Begin by asking for advice, or perhaps needing some sort of extra help. The easiest way to see their perspective is to take the initiative to sort them out.
-There is a possibility that your neighbour will promptly resolve the problem after hearing what you have to say. Before scheduling a face-to-face meeting, you need to assess whether or not the situation is safe.
-Finding time to discuss your concerns will also help keep you and your neighbour from wasting time on the sofa watching television. The conversation should be short (no more than 20 minutes).
The answer is:
There is a possibility that your neighbour will promptly resolve the problem after hearing what you have to say. Before scheduling a face-to-face meeting, you need to assess whether or not the situation is safe.