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ยป Hoa , parking spot: would this be technically against the rules ?
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post 1699094583 03-12-2024, 09:09 AM
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Hoa , parking spot: would this be technically against the rules ?

- live in condo .my parking spot is outside. I can see the spot from my balcony

- there's a " guest parking " lot...but the hoa is very strict on who parks there. You gotta enter a log in every night , etc or you could get ticketed or towed

- one time I forgot to sign the log and my buddy stayed over night...they ended up towing his car which lead to this big hassle



I came up with away to get around the guest parking lot :

My girlfriend usually comes over for 2-3 nights at a time....I just move my car onto the road and let her park in my spot .

Hoa hasn't said anything, but they have my vehicle and plate assigned to that spot.


So my question is....would I be generally allowed to park any car I wanted...In my spot?

Typically, I wouldn't ask this. But after my buddy's car got towed ...I'm a bit paranoid.
post 1699094663 03-12-2024, 09:13 AM
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idk man who cares
post 1699094713 03-12-2024, 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted By Zelensky
idk man who cares
Me because I'm not trying to incur another 400 $ fee
post 1699094743 03-12-2024, 09:18 AM
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The real solution is to live somewhere that doesn't try to impose such chit on you in the first place
post 1699094763 03-12-2024, 09:18 AM
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In my apartment complex every apartment is assigned a spot, and there are several free spots available to guest scattered around the complex.. When I know I'm having a guest over I usually just park in one of the open guest spots, leaving my assigned spot open for my guest. Otherwise all my cuck neighbors will hog up all the guest spots.

If you park in the wrong spot or a guest spot is taken for more than 24 hours then they will tow it.
post 1699094793 03-12-2024, 09:20 AM
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I parked my vehicles uninsured sometimes in my spot when i was cucked by a strata. They never did anything. One time some old guy tried to tell me not to work on my vehicle down there i told him to mind his own business and stared at him until he left.

Strata never ever bothered me.
post 1699094873 03-12-2024, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted By Islandboyo
In my apartment complex every apartment is assigned a spot, and there are several free spots available to guest scattered around the complex.. When I know I'm having a guest over I usually just park in one of the open guest spots, leaving my assigned spot open for my guest. Otherwise all my cuck neighbors will hog up all the guest spots.

If you park in the wrong spot or a guest spot is taken for more than 24 hours then they will tow it.
Thank you bro , that's my thinking too.

If I have guests , I'll typically let them take my spot just to avoid having to diligently sign the log etc

There's a quiet side street around back good for parking
post 1699094933 03-12-2024, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted By FelixTheCat1919
The real solution is to live somewhere that doesn't try to impose such chit on you in the first place
That would be nice and ofcourse the goal ...but in my neighborhood you're looking atleast double the price for a single independent detached...one day for sure.
post 1699094983 03-12-2024, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted By AlwaysFocus
I parked my vehicles uninsured sometimes in my spot when i was cucked by a strata. They never did anything. One time some old guy tried to tell me not to work on my vehicle down there i told him to mind his own business and stared at him until he left.

Strata never ever bothered me.
Yeah . You gotta be firm with some of these Karens

Was a bit surprised they actually towed my buddy's car, because it's kind of obvious anyone in the guest parking lot is visiting the building. I'm not in a prime location downtown where people would wanna park there and then walk a few blocks to their work place etc
post 1699097873 03-12-2024, 10:26 AM
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Listen here, you tell those CUCKS to leave your parking spots the fuk alone, my man, before you open up a can of whoopass on that HOA candy ass. Tell them your boy Felix will come flying in out of nowhere to delliver a high flying elbow drop too, oooooh yeaaaah!!!!


And that's the bottom line,



Because the Blueberryboy said so
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