I don't mind agreeing to her rates and everything but don't really want to sign some obscure legal document.

I know you asked a question and you are looking for an answer on the question you asked... but consider this.If a toddler lives in a house right on a busy highway, and the only thing in between that kid and raging cars zooming by is a little gate that is locked... and that little runt asks you "Yo mister, how do I open this gate", are you going to explain to him how to open said gate, or are you going to tell him, "don't open the gate, it is dangerous".Right?

Glad you found us.Be the rare military person that doesn't blow their pay check every 15th and 30th on cars and clubs. 

If you're in a high density neighborhood, I would suggest renting the spaces is not ideal - - you're actually creating a negative marketing situation, where down the street spaces come with the units, but not yours :thumbs down:I have lockable garages with my MFU and most only come with car ports - - I win as they can serve as onsite, free storage units.Every amenity is a marketing advantage.

We have solar panels going up everywhere, or geothermal heating/cooling for homes and now with Tesla coming out with a 35k car that goes 250 miles, the world is your oyster!

., no rent, no car payment, etc.)

Most similar homes on this street have a carport, though some do have a single-car garage.

It is on a busy street - 4 lane with about 30 cars / minute passing.

I have never used it on shower glass but it worked pretty decent on my fathers old car window.

So a house that has been vacant for 3 months may have a car in the drive way outside decor that was a captured a year ago.