🚗 Parking Addendum Agreement
Assign Spaces, Authorize Vehicles & Prevent Parking Disputes
Assign Parking, Prevent Disputes: Parking disputes are among the most common landlord-tenant conflicts in multi-unit properties. This addendum assigns specific spaces, establishes parking fees, identifies authorized vehicles, and authorizes towing of unauthorized vehicles. In urban areas where parking is valuable, assigned parking also generates additional revenue.
🏠 Original Lease Reference
👤 Tenant(s)
🚗 Parking Assignment
🚘 Authorized Vehicles
Towing Authorization: Unauthorized vehicles in assigned spaces may be towed at the vehicle owner's expense with at least 24 hours' posted notice (varies by state). Keep towing company contact information readily available.
📜 Parking Rules
👔 Signatures
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Clear parking assignments prevent disputes, generate revenue, and establish your right to tow unauthorized vehicles. In urban areas especially, parking can be a significant value-add that tenants will pay for separately.
Parking Fee Strategies
- Include in rent: Simpler, but you miss revenue opportunities in high-demand areas
- Separate line item: More transparent, easier to adjust at renewal without changing base rent
- Additional spaces: Charge separately for second spaces — many tenants will pay $50–$150/month for guaranteed covered parking
Towing Authorization
Many states require specific notice (typically 24–48 hours posted on the vehicle) before towing from private property. Keep your towing company's information handy and understand your state's requirements. Document towing with photos before and after to avoid liability.
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