Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

Parking
We bought a one bedroom condo
which came with 1 parking space. My
husband and I both have cars. The
second car is not allowed to park on
the premises, because the home
owners says these spaces are
reserved for ''guests'' and will tow
any resident who parks there. So
there are no parking options in the
gated community. The city will not
allow us to park on the street.
Residents have resorted to parking
across the street however a new
company has moved in and word is
that they will start towing residents
as well. Any advice?

Asked on 12/18/07, 8:56 pm

Robert L. Bennett Law offices of Robert L. Bennett

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Re: Parking

I would like to give you good news, but I cannot,

I am assuming you are dealing with a homeowners association (HOA). They can make their own laws from the rules and regulations (CCR's).

Courts have over and over again refused to deal with HOA's.

Thus, the rules are the rules. Therefore, you can't change the one car rule.

Your zip code is that of Roseville. I'd check with the proper city authorities and find what you can do to change parking rules

I'd also get together with others with two cars, and band together. and see if you can all attend an HOA meeting, and try to get the rules changed.

That is my advice.

Good luck!

Answered on 12/18/07, 9:29 pm

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