To complete a lot split you need: original parcel map, seller permission and cooperation, engineer/architect new plat plan, ask for a permit from county or city planning, pay the fees, the planning department may ask for a hearing, the neighbors can dispute if there is not enough parking or use is not similar or contiguous, this takes time, maybe they say yes, split is recorded, after that's done you can close.

Generally the things they must do involves:Occupy without permission (Giving permission stops their claim)Paying of property tax (as long as you are receiving bills and paying them it stops their claim)They must occupy openly and notoriously (If you visit and they are present then that is open and notorious)Their possession must be uninterrupted (Again doing one of the above stops their claim)Reality is that you will almost 100% never experience this as the barrier to making a claim is high for the very reason that you are alluding to.

@Gregory KoszkulNow you need a Hold Harmless Agreement whereby the Lessee acknowledges that you are not responsible for any damage to the vehicle and that he cannot store other contents without your permission.

I usually offer that they will continue living there and paying rent and I will, with their permission, post it as available for rent.

For example, each person should purchase and label their own groceries, and no one should be taking anyone else's without permission.

They only capped the downtown areas I thought, ie don't need a permit or other permissions to do it elsewhere in the city unless your HOA doesn't allow it.

I did NOT give you permission to call me, take me off your list.From there on I was a mess, spewing apologies and trying to explain that his name and number are on public records all over the internet.I shared that partly because I found it very funny and I think some of you will as well, but also because I have a question relating to it.

In the Texas standard 1-4 Contract, sellers are not allowed to execute a new lease for the property once it has gone under contract without the buyer’s permission.

If a tenant moves in pets without permission, there's a very good chance she won't respect your other rules, either.

VRBO, on the other hand, took time to have me send a screen shot to them via email, they got onto my dashboard (with my permission) and figured stuff out.They are both valuable.