You might be able to argue an accessory use, though it would still require you to go through zoning to get it. 

Could this be as simple as, "I, Eric Bette, anticipate rental income totalling $XX,XXX dollars per year from the property at 123 ABC St" ?

If so you could leave a note on the windshield that states "This parking is for 123 ABC Street apartments only.

There's no arguing it. ;-)

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Many attorneys argue that the QCD does not actually convey any title (at most disclaiming title in favor of the grantee), and most agree that it does not convey "after acquired title". 

You are putting a clause in which allows you to assign your position in the contract, but I would argue this assignment was not designed as a real estate strategy, more as a fall back if the buyer who signed had issues closing on the deal.

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Communication is 50% of a salesperson's job, I'd argue even higher if I had the time.

Yes @Arlan Potter, I can't argue with your point that I would certainly take the best deals for myself...