All Forum Posts by: Roman Romaniuk

Thank you @Andy Eakes! You answered all my questions and concerns :) Since I already have an architect to get permits for ADU, he will also do the same for deck extension. It's definitely worth to make everything properly.

Thanks once again

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San Diego, California

Originally posted by @Bill Exeter:

Hi @Roman Romaniuk,

Lease agreements (or easements or purchases) of billboards are very different from your typical lease. I would seek out professional help to ensure they watch out for your best interests. I would look for a real estate attorney that has experience with these types of leases. I might have a law firm here in San Diego that might be able to help. I'll reach out to see if they have experience in this area.

Thank you Bill for advice, and it would be really helpful if this law firm specialize on topic! Let me know :)

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San Diego, California

Hello everyone!

I recently purchased duplex, with billboard on the land, facing 5 freeway in SD downtown area. Billboard lease agreement is end this November, and billboard company already reached me out regarding renew agreement, but I have no idea how to get the most out of it.

Is negotiation should be outsourced to professional, or should I try to do it myself?

Any advices what to do/ and what not to do.

Thank you!

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San Diego, California

Originally posted by @Bonnie Low:

You definitely want to talk to the local building department because they probably have set back rules that govern how close to the edge of the property your building (including the patio or balcony) can be. As close to the road as that is it would be visible so a building inspector (or busy body neighbor) could easily turn you in for violating building code and then you'd be forced to remove it at your cost. At the very least, it would come up if you ever go to sell it.

Thank you Bonnie, I will reach out to the local building department to make it proper

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San Diego, California

Hello everyone.

It might not be exact place to ask this type of question, but I really believe that a lot people from this forum have an experience with that, so you can help.

I have rental duplex with downtown view (located in San Diego), and back doors of this unit leads to balcony\patio with that view. Right now it's around 4 feet in depth, and you can go downstairs and have some extra land there. It would make much more sense in this case to extend this patio\balcony all the way to the end of the land. But one of the renters moving out in a month, and other one in 2 month, so it would make even more sense to do it before getting new tenants.

I'm wondering if I need/recommended any permission from city, or since it's my land I can do it, anyway I already have balcony/patio.

See picture for better understanding, and thank you in advance!

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San Diego, California

Hello everyone.

It might not be exact place to ask this type of question, but I really believe that a lot people from this forum have an experience with that, so you can help.

I'm wondering if I need/recommended any permission from city, or since it's my land I can do it, anyway I already have balcony/patio.

See picture for better understanding, and thank you in advance!

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San Diego, California

All Forum Posts by: Roman Romaniuk

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