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Answers (6)
- Dan, "the_country_hick"
- Contributions:4699
Vince, when I saw someone who had a trailer, a boat, or a RV in their yard it told me they were well enough off to actually afford that item. That meant they had more money they could spend than the people next door who had nothing in their yard.
Why should I pay storage fees when I have a place of my own or free public parking where I can park them?
Why should I pay storage fees when I have a place of my own or free public parking where I can park them?
- Vince Curtis, "SoCal Appraiser"
- Contributions:4699
I would not make street parking your ONLY parkiny option. You are more likly to get your RV vandalized than to receive a ticket from LAPD West Hills.
Oversized vehicles, RV's, boats, parking on lawns, etc, all tend to bring down home values, it certainly does not bring them up. It tells prospective buyers that owners of these vehicles can not afford storage costs.
Oversized vehicles, RV's, boats, parking on lawns, etc, all tend to bring down home values, it certainly does not bring them up. It tells prospective buyers that owners of these vehicles can not afford storage costs.
- EllieFlower
- Contributions:14
I agree, we have a couple of them in our neighborhood that rotate around a block valuable parking spots. They do have RV parking places where people can rent a parking spot, so maybe that should just be a part of the cost (just like gas) if you are planning on buying one.
- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26842
I live where there is a shortage of parking, so sympathize. We often offer our driveway to those having parties when we're in for the evening.
You may wish to call the office related to parking rules (or dig deeper than I did on the internet), because there may be more stringent rules about RVs than cars.
You may wish to call the office related to parking rules (or dig deeper than I did on the internet), because there may be more stringent rules about RVs than cars.
- wordznpics
- Contributions:3
Thanks. I think I've seen the guy who posted it, and he doesn't even live on the street. Well, I guess for the near term I can rotate it among a couple of locations until I can find a useable storage solution.
It's funny, because my next door neighbors have huge parking issues - one entertains a lot, the other has "hot and cold running kids with cars" - and as long as they don't block my drive or use all the parking space in front of our house, I have no issue with them.
I guess some people just need to create issues where none exist.
It's funny, because my next door neighbors have huge parking issues - one entertains a lot, the other has "hot and cold running kids with cars" - and as long as they don't block my drive or use all the parking space in front of our house, I have no issue with them.
I guess some people just need to create issues where none exist.
- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26842
Here's a link to get you started. From a quick glance it looks like that any streets in LA don't allow continuous parking for >72 h. When I lived in CA elsewhere, RV parking on the street was a big no except for very short stays, and rigorously enforced.
I suspect there is enforcement in response to complaints. Apparently it is time to find a commercial RV parking lot. In my community you can't even park them in the driveway for more than short visits.
I suspect there is enforcement in response to complaints. Apparently it is time to find a commercial RV parking lot. In my community you can't even park them in the driveway for more than short visits.
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