Last month while talking with our RV storage lot manager he mentioned that an owner of a 90's era Class A moved out of town awhile back so he told the manager to sell it for whatever and keep the money. Well, it sold (buyer paid for it). The day finally came for the buyer to take it, they were a no-show. Turns out they needed a few extra days as the guy was still in jail. He finally got out and then started living out of the RV at the storage lot. Last Sunday, once the manager finally pressed with summoning police the RV hitched to an open trailer stuffed w/ **** left the lot. They left a old jetski on the grass and a pile of trash. Well guess what is now parked at our local Walmart for the last week and a half?

I think it is a matter for the management of Walmart to decide if the staying in the lot is being abused... but, if the MH is asked or forced to move it may end up on some residential street.

Unless they're overnight parking on your property, I'd just advise getting a new hobby and minding your own business. Would seem to solve the problem.Edit: Apologies for being too succinct.

Grit dog wrote:Unless they're overnight parking on your property, I'd just advise getting a new hobby and minding your own business. Would seem to solve the problem.Yeah, it only took 2 replies to get this. He noticed something. That's a crime?

Dear Abby used to reply...NUNYA as in NUNYA business. I second the notion.

I have to agree. Walmarts business and no one else.

Anything we can do to when people abuse overnight parking?

jplante4
Explorer II
Jul 28, 2017
I guess that'll do it for this topic.

Closed.
SparkDr
Explorer
Jul 28, 2017
chorbelt wrote:

The majority of these people commit property crimes (mail theft, B&E, car prowls, etc.) to get by on. Not too mention the drug use and prostitution.

I'm going to have to try this criminal activity lifestyle. I've had quality, well-paying jobs my entire life and still don't seem to have any money left over for drugs and prostitution. I'm jealous...:C
Greydog_1
Explorer
Jul 28, 2017
????This should about end it all
FunnyCamper
Explorer II
Jul 27, 2017
leave it alone, as it is not your business truly :)
fj12ryder
Explorer III
Jul 27, 2017
Part of the problem is it's hard to tell the difference between someone who happens to be less fortunate, and someone who's gaming the system. Many people feel sorry for the former, but have little use for the latter.
colliehauler
Explorer III
Jul 25, 2017
I guess you can join them so you can take advantage of free parking.
Walaby
Explorer II
Jul 25, 2017
fj12ryder wrote:
If the property is in good shape and desirable, the county will be on it in a heartbeat. They don't really want to mess with something that will cost them money to get rid of.

Very desirable neighborhood. Upper middle class. No.. my city and county is worthless in this regard.

Grandmother/mother bought it for her daughter/grand kids. Then she passed away due to cancer. Everyone moved to up north to Atlanta. Law firm 'managing' it from California. I thought it could be part of an estate dispute, but it's been at least 8 years. Trust me.. the taxes get paid 'just in time'. Meanwhile we have to constantly complain to the city about it, and end up doing the yard maintenance ourselves because it doesn't get done otherwise.

Somehow we got totally off track WRT overnight parking. Whether or not we agree on definition of 'owning' property vice having to pay taxes doesn't really matter.

Mike
fj12ryder
Explorer III
Jul 24, 2017
Oh, if it were only that easy. :)
free_radical
Explorer
Jul 24, 2017
fj12ryder wrote:
You can always cut a deal with the Feds for your income tax. Try that with your property tax. And it doesn't take very long at all between not paying your taxes and finding your house for sale on the courthouse steps.

Yes, you should own your home, but the sad part is that you actually don't.

Heres an idea declare your house a church and you dont have to pay taxes..:W

https://www.themonastery.org/ordination
free_radical
Explorer
Jul 24, 2017
Walaby wrote:
I'd love the house next door to me to get confiscated for not paying taxes. It's been abandoned for probably 8 years now. Seems like the owner knows exactly how long to wait before that happens. I've watched it and he's generally two years behind before he pays that particular year.

In my city they charge interest for late tax payments..it adds up quick if you wait..

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