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December 31, 2009 at 8:57 PM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498252December 31, 2009 at 8:57 PM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498404
abell
Participant“one off-street parking
space per occupant eighteen years of age and older, less one will be
accommodated on the premises.”Because it is a condo complex, they just park in “visitor” spots; all the parking is off-street and on premises. The HOA does not enforce the “visitor” parking rules, but there is ample amount of visitor parking.
I agree that five adults in a studio would be too many as well, but I have no idea if there is any regulation against it.
December 31, 2009 at 8:57 PM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498796Participant“one off-street parking
space per occupant eighteen years of age and older, less one will be
accommodated on the premises.”Because it is a condo complex, they just park in “visitor” spots; all the parking is off-street and on premises. The HOA does not enforce the “visitor” parking rules, but there is ample amount of visitor parking.
I agree that five adults in a studio would be too many as well, but I have no idea if there is any regulation against it.
December 31, 2009 at 8:57 PM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498889Participant“one off-street parking
space per occupant eighteen years of age and older, less one will be
accommodated on the premises.”Because it is a condo complex, they just park in “visitor” spots; all the parking is off-street and on premises. The HOA does not enforce the “visitor” parking rules, but there is ample amount of visitor parking.
I agree that five adults in a studio would be too many as well, but I have no idea if there is any regulation against it.
December 31, 2009 at 8:57 PM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #499135Participant“one off-street parking
space per occupant eighteen years of age and older, less one will be
accommodated on the premises.”Because it is a condo complex, they just park in “visitor” spots; all the parking is off-street and on premises. The HOA does not enforce the “visitor” parking rules, but there is ample amount of visitor parking.
I agree that five adults in a studio would be too many as well, but I have no idea if there is any regulation against it.
December 30, 2009 at 8:54 PM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498081ParticipantCDMA ENG : I checked out the links
“A Residential High Occupancy Permit is required for a single dwelling unit
when the occupancy of the dwelling unit would consist of six or more persons
eighteen years of age and older residing in the dwelling unit for a period of 30
or more consecutive days.”Two of the seven people are children, so the residential high occupancy permit is not required.
Svelte- that is a good point, that I hadn’t considered. But I still would feel bad for buyers unaware of the situation.
December 30, 2009 at 8:54 PM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498234ParticipantCDMA ENG : I checked out the links
“A Residential High Occupancy Permit is required for a single dwelling unit
when the occupancy of the dwelling unit would consist of six or more persons
eighteen years of age and older residing in the dwelling unit for a period of 30
or more consecutive days.”Two of the seven people are children, so the residential high occupancy permit is not required.
Svelte- that is a good point, that I hadn’t considered. But I still would feel bad for buyers unaware of the situation.
December 30, 2009 at 8:54 PM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498626ParticipantCDMA ENG : I checked out the links
“A Residential High Occupancy Permit is required for a single dwelling unit
when the occupancy of the dwelling unit would consist of six or more persons
eighteen years of age and older residing in the dwelling unit for a period of 30
or more consecutive days.”Two of the seven people are children, so the residential high occupancy permit is not required.
Svelte- that is a good point, that I hadn’t considered. But I still would feel bad for buyers unaware of the situation.
December 30, 2009 at 8:54 PM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498718ParticipantCDMA ENG : I checked out the links
“A Residential High Occupancy Permit is required for a single dwelling unit
when the occupancy of the dwelling unit would consist of six or more persons
eighteen years of age and older residing in the dwelling unit for a period of 30
or more consecutive days.”Two of the seven people are children, so the residential high occupancy permit is not required.
Svelte- that is a good point, that I hadn’t considered. But I still would feel bad for buyers unaware of the situation.
December 30, 2009 at 8:54 PM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498965ParticipantCDMA ENG : I checked out the links
“A Residential High Occupancy Permit is required for a single dwelling unit
when the occupancy of the dwelling unit would consist of six or more persons
eighteen years of age and older residing in the dwelling unit for a period of 30
or more consecutive days.”Two of the seven people are children, so the residential high occupancy permit is not required.
Svelte- that is a good point, that I hadn’t considered. But I still would feel bad for buyers unaware of the situation.
December 30, 2009 at 9:34 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #497879ParticipantI will try to look friendly and be open to questions. 🙂
I just want whoever buys it to like noise so they can enjoy their new home. Unless it’s an investor, in which case they may have a high turnover rate with renters, but that’s okay.
December 30, 2009 at 9:34 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498033ParticipantI will try to look friendly and be open to questions. 🙂
I just want whoever buys it to like noise so they can enjoy their new home. Unless it’s an investor, in which case they may have a high turnover rate with renters, but that’s okay.
December 30, 2009 at 9:34 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498425ParticipantI will try to look friendly and be open to questions. 🙂
I just want whoever buys it to like noise so they can enjoy their new home. Unless it’s an investor, in which case they may have a high turnover rate with renters, but that’s okay.
December 30, 2009 at 9:34 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498517ParticipantI will try to look friendly and be open to questions. 🙂
I just want whoever buys it to like noise so they can enjoy their new home. Unless it’s an investor, in which case they may have a high turnover rate with renters, but that’s okay.
December 30, 2009 at 9:34 AM in reply to: Is there a way to warn potential buyers about loud neighbors? #498765ParticipantI will try to look friendly and be open to questions. 🙂
I just want whoever buys it to like noise so they can enjoy their new home. Unless it’s an investor, in which case they may have a high turnover rate with renters, but that’s okay.
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