02-21-2008, 09:08 AM
Thanks for the answers... and to continue:
Over the last few days, I've been having numerous people literally walking past the house that is in front (which is also part of the property for sale) around to the back of that house, to view the complex behind it that is also for sale along with that front house. Often times these potential buyers will literally park in my driveway blocking my car in.[
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So to try and explain the situation more thoroughly, there is 1 lot.
A 2 brm House in front and then 4 1brm apartments in back. (the whole lot is for sale)
How can I prevent prospective buyers from parking in my (private) driveway..... and whom do I complain to if it keeps up?
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On this day in History:
Captain James Cook's body is buried at sea following recovery of his remains from Hawaiian natives, 1779.
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Originally posted by jdirgo
2. They can drive-by at any time. As for coming onto the property in any way (assuming its a single family house), they have to give notice. They can walk by on the sidewalk all they want, but they can't suddenly decide to explore your back yard.
Over the last few days, I've been having numerous people literally walking past the house that is in front (which is also part of the property for sale) around to the back of that house, to view the complex behind it that is also for sale along with that front house. Often times these potential buyers will literally park in my driveway blocking my car in.[
!]So to try and explain the situation more thoroughly, there is 1 lot.
A 2 brm House in front and then 4 1brm apartments in back. (the whole lot is for sale)
How can I prevent prospective buyers from parking in my (private) driveway..... and whom do I complain to if it keeps up?
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On this day in History:
Captain James Cook's body is buried at sea following recovery of his remains from Hawaiian natives, 1779.