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Jeff Jenner
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  • Hinsdale, IL
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Tenant Parking in the Common Driveway

Jeff Jenner
  • Investor
  • Hinsdale, IL
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Hi All,

We own a triplex in a Chicago suburb that has 4 parking spaces in the rear that are accessed by a common driveway. One of the tenants keeps parking their car in the driveway for any length of time, sometimes over night. We have a no parking in the driveway clause in their lease, and we have asked them repeatedly to not do this over the last year. 

What else can we legally do as landlords to stop this? Or, what might help mitigate? We can write official letters, but I feel that has to be backed up by something with teeth (i.e. towing). Se did some research on towing and this seems to have a lot of legalize attached to it. Ugh>

Jeff

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