Advertising Parking Spot on Common Property

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  • 18/08/2015 at 7:20 pm #10135 Reply | Quote
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      Firstly I’ll apologise in advance as I’m sure this topic has been covered in the past but I’ve given up searching for it.

      Is it an issue when a real estate for sale ad includes an extra car space that isn’t on the title? The unit has a garage and the agent is implying that the space in front of the garage is “right of way parking”. Although parking isn’t technically permitted on common property often a blind eye is turned if it’s not affecting anyone.

      Mind you, the only reason this spot isn’t affecting anyone at the moment is because the garage next to it is owned by an elderly couple who don’t have a car, otherwise it would be quite difficult to get a car out of that garage with someone parked in the driveway (could be done but would have to drive on the grassy edge to get around) – but that’s beside the point.

      My head tells me that it’s up to the prospective owners to check the contract, however I can’t help but think this is possibly inviting trouble for the future.

      I’ve emailed the agent but haven’t received a response. What would you advise we do?

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