Ideas to Address RV Parking
I am a 12 veteran of RV camping in a class B motor home. I am presently looking to relocate to the eastern Ohio area (Mahoning and Trumbull Counties) and am working with a real estate agent. Importa...
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Hey thanks everyone for your input and comments. There is a wealth of information there which my wife and I are digesting.
Our class B has a 10 foot height so an oversized garage is needed. That said, I would ideally like to find a house with an out building to store it in. That way CCRs don't apply. But most houses don't come with RV garages.
We are planning to/already doing 1. avoid HOA's, 2. write contingencies into the purchase agreement, 3. have my own buyer's agent (who listens pretty well but I still check out information myself) 4. will have my own's escrow and title agent looking specifically for CCR's, 5. talk with neighbors, 6. look for RV's in the neighborhood, and 7. don't trust past non-enforcement of RV parking.
Changing our house criteria (looking out of town, choosing to store the camper, etc) is also being considered.
Had a "red alert" experience upon finding a really nice house where we were reassured that there were no RV parking restrictions. No campers around though!! Talked with neighbors and discovered one resident got head up about another resident parking a camper, took him to court and resurrected expired CCR's and ultimately won. So now he stores his camper. Needless to say, we are still looking.
So thanks for all the advice.
PapaRomeo
Our class B has a 10 foot height so an oversized garage is needed. That said, I would ideally like to find a house with an out building to store it in. That way CCRs don't apply. But most houses don't come with RV garages.
We are planning to/already doing 1. avoid HOA's, 2. write contingencies into the purchase agreement, 3. have my own buyer's agent (who listens pretty well but I still check out information myself) 4. will have my own's escrow and title agent looking specifically for CCR's, 5. talk with neighbors, 6. look for RV's in the neighborhood, and 7. don't trust past non-enforcement of RV parking.
Changing our house criteria (looking out of town, choosing to store the camper, etc) is also being considered.
Had a "red alert" experience upon finding a really nice house where we were reassured that there were no RV parking restrictions. No campers around though!! Talked with neighbors and discovered one resident got head up about another resident parking a camper, took him to court and resurrected expired CCR's and ultimately won. So now he stores his camper. Needless to say, we are still looking.
So thanks for all the advice.
PapaRomeo
