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Originally Posted by flybouy
It's all about property values, taxes, etc. Around here owning a piece of property doesn't mean it can't be taken away (condemned and seized) or rezoned and restricted. I've seen instances where property was rezoned and the owners forced to remove a mobile home or RV that was their residence. Sometimes it's "grandfathered" but not always.
I recall when I was young how the state decided they wanted to make a park out of some shoreline (Gunpowder Falls State Park Hammerman Area) and they bought up the properties and those that didn't sell out were given the "assessed tax value", the house condemned and the residents forcibly removed. If you don't have the money to build a house then it can be difficult financially to hire a law firm to fight it. With the "eminent domain" that most governing bodies have it can be very difficult to fight it.
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Our house is in a cul de sac. Our driveway is steep; very steep. My truck almost scrapes when I pull in or back out of it, so zero chance of the TT even considering it. There is a huge scrape where an Amazon driver tried it and then got stuck and took out a concrete divit when he could finally back out.
We are looking for a new house, and one of the must haves is a big carport or space to build something like B-O-B'03 has for his TT. When we had a 14' carport, we didn't have a TT (just a PUP). Once we moved, we bought a TT. As my wife points out, I can be bass ackwards sometimes.
