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Priscilla Z.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Bay, FL
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Banner code violation?

Priscilla Z.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Bay, FL
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We decided to incorporate a new way of advertising our owner financed houses, by hanging a banner on them. Within the first couple of days after hanging the banner we get a call from code enforcement saying that it's a code violation and we need to remove it ASAP. There's no HOA in this neighborhood and the code enforcement officer directed us to the code where we read that no banners are allowed. Ok, to keep the peace with our cities we complied and took it down immediately.

He made it clear we cannot even hang the banner inside the windows to be seen from the outside.

Has anyone had this happen to them and have they found a way around it?  I thought of painting the sign onto the garage so it could still be read, and then repainting the garage door when it sells, but I'm thinking it may look a little tacky?  Ideas?

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