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Al Nelson
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Neighbor parking at vacant property

Al Nelson
  • Wichita, KS
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I have a vacant property in which a tenant will be signing lease soon. Every so often I stop by the property to make sure everything is good. The neighbor has been parking their vehicle in the driveway. I have asked the neighbor on two occasions not to park there. How should I handle the situation? Should I ignore it, have the vehicle towed, or call law enforcement?

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Kevin Sobilo#2 Tenant Screening Contributor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hanover Twp, PA
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Kevin Sobilo#2 Tenant Screening Contributor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hanover Twp, PA
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@Al Nelson, I would thank them for making my property look less like its vacant and less of a target for break-ins and vandalism.

Then I would kindly let them know when the next tenant would be moving in. So, they know when they need to stop parking there.

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