What can I do legally to have them park at least one of their vehicles out in the street area?
Full Question:
I rent two units. Unit one has two bedrooms, Unit two has one bedroom. Unit 1 wants to park 2 large vans and a medium car next to their unit, unit 2 wants to park 1 large van and a medium car next to his unit which causes unit 1 to have to squeeze their vans and cars into the fenced in yard. This is causing many problems. What can I do legally to have them park at least one of their vehicles out in the street area? Is their a rule for parking in such a confined area?
02/06/2009 |
Category: Parking |
State: California |
#15185
Answer:
The landlord can amend the lease when it expires. If there the tenant is month-to-month or under an oral lease, the lease may typically be amended every 30 days. Landlords have control of the parking on the private property owned by them. Local ordinances will regulate parking on public streets.
