Vehicles on property info needed
03-17-2008, 06:22 AM
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Re: Vehicles on property info needed
Hell they can check under a car cover to make sure it is legit.
I know because I have dealt with the same issue in Richmond and Norfolk.
03-17-2008, 06:25 AM
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Re: Vehicles on property info needed
Just double checked with the city inspector. Yes, it needs to be "out of sight" from both neighbors on either side and from the street. So check, check, and check.
Thanks if you gave any info.
Thanks if you gave any info.
03-17-2008, 06:25 AM
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It still sounds as if you have no basis because if the landlord has a decent lease agreement it should clearly state no unregistered cars on the property in it. I know most of mine did.
03-18-2008, 11:24 AM
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Re: Vehicles on property info needed
if its an eye sore then they can tow it . but if it under a car cover with the tires not defalted then they should have no reason to tow . just went through the same thing with a city cop strolling through the neighborhood . and yes if it on a city street then you need tags and an ispection sticker . if it on your property (not in sight )(like behind a fence or the house/under a car cover )then your fine . but what you landlord is talking about is that since it is an eye sore it can depreciate the value of the land/neighborhood equity if someone comes to appraise the house/area. waht my landlord was bitching about.
03-18-2008, 11:30 AM
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Re: Vehicles on property info needed
if its an eye sore then they can tow it . but if it under a car cover with the tires not defalted then they should have no reason to tow . just went through the same thing with a city cop strolling through the neighborhood . and yes if it on a city street then you need tags and an ispection sticker . if it on your property (not in sight )(like behind a fence or the house/under a car cover )then your fine . but what you landlord is talking about is that since it is an eye sore it can depreciate the value of the land/neighborhood equity if someone comes to appraise the house/area. waht my landlord was bitching about.
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03-18-2008, 12:10 PM
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Ha..Im going through this right now. We got a new inspector in my hampton area and hes a real asshole..I have 3 cars in my backyard of my house which I own. One usually stays in the garage the other two outside. The two that sitouside are my truck which is registered but not tagged and one of my sers which is registered tageed but not inspected.. He told me everythi9ng had to be hidden from view by a privacy fence or permanent bushes tht completly surround the vehicles.. I followed what he said the first time but then I did it again and not only did he tellme about the cars again but he came and inspected my garage and got me for rotting trim wood around the doors and rotting fascia boards. So needless to say I think I pissedhim off o well..Hes supposed to come back and inspect soon we will see what happens
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