Apartment Manager Asks Me To Give Up My Parking Spot For A Disabled Woman. Then, Things Escalate.

A man was asked by his apartment manager to give up his parking spot for a disabled woman who needs two spots to park her van with a powered ramp. The man refused to give up his spot, citing his lease agreement. The disabled woman then parked her van next to his spot and called him every morning to move his car so she could park properly. The man eventually had her van towed after it was parked partially in his spot. The woman and apartment manager confronted him, but he refused to compromise. He feels bad about the situation but believes he was within his rights. AITA ?

Kind gesture or unreasonable request? Parking spot dilemma for disabled woman.

Resentment arises as apartment manager requests to give up parking spot.

Parking dilemma with disabled woman’s van

Daily early morning parking inconvenience leads to escalation

Tense confrontation ensues when apartment manager asks for favor

Parking spot feud with a disability card. Towing threat escalation.

To tow or not to tow? The parking dispute continues…

Refusing a parking spot for disabled woman leads to confrontation

Towing dispute leads to compromise disagreement ‍♂️

Tenant refuses to give up parking spot for disabled woman

Refusing to give up parking spot leads to name-calling

Feeling guilty for not giving up parking, AITA?

Limited parking spaces, no solution for disabled woman’s request ⛔

Firmly standing my ground on my parking spot decision

Parking spot dilemma: Disabled woman vs parked car

Speculations about the apartment manager’s behavior with other tenants.

Parking spot dispute escalates with disabled tenant.

A parking dispute has escalated between an apartment manager, a tenant with a disability, and another tenant who is refusing to give up their parking spot. The tenant with the disability requires two parking spots due to her van with a powered ramp, but there are no extra spots available. The tenant who initially agreed to switch spots is now refusing to give up their spot entirely, leading to tension and the blocking of the tenant’s parking spot. Despite offers to reduce rent, the tenant is unwilling to compromise, leading to a heated confrontation and the eventual towing of the disabled tenant’s van. The situation remains unresolved, with no clear solution in sight. Read on for reactions and comments from the community.

Commenter feels disabled woman’s accommodations are not their responsibility. NTA.

Manager’s lack of preparation causes parking predicament. #NTA

Don’t let the landlord screw you over

Inclusive parking solutions for disabled individuals with empathy ️

Taking responsibility and standing up for what’s right

Disabled parking should be provided by the apartment manager, NTA

Stand your ground and demand fair compensation for your parking spot

Stand your ground! Don’t give up your spot for entitled whiners.

Management’s lack of foresight inconsiderate. NTA for refusing.

Stand up for your rights! Contact the parent company and a lawyer.

Not the a**hole for not giving up parking spot ️

Block the entitled manager’s number! NTA wins.

Parking predicament: NTA and apartment manager needs a solution ️

You’re in the clear! NTA – not your responsibility.

Dealing with entitled people can be hard

Manager’s lack of communication causes unnecessary inconvenience. NTA.

Not the a**hole for parking in my own spot

Don’t let entitled people bully you into giving up parking

Stand your ground. Their mistake should not inconvenience you. ️

Commenter refuses to give up parking spot, advocates legal action.

Stand up for your rights! Get legal help. ⚖️

Complex should have informed the disabled woman about parking options. NTA

Stand your ground, you’re not the a****e. Keep your spot!

Pushback against entitled disabled individuals sparks debate

Being decent means being accommodating to others

Teaming up against the manager Keep records and communicate via text or email

Stand your ground and negotiate for fair compensation

Initial judgement overturned with passive-aggressive behavior from entitled woman

Stand your ground! ️ssuming responsibility for someone else’s problem is not your job.

Commenter suggests woman is partially to blame for parking dispute

Apartment manager’s poor planning leads to unfair parking request. #NTA

Avoiding the responsibility? NTA for sure!

Landlord fails to provide parking for disabled tenant, shifts cost to you

Negotiating rent for parking spot? ️

Parking spot drama: NTA for refusing to give it up.

NTA. Empathize with disabled woman, but it’s your spot. ️

Stand up for yourself! NTA for not giving up spot

Stand your ground! Consider consulting a lawyer for future issues.

Standing up for your rights and towing the van was necessary

Parking spot debate: NTA, you paid for it

A former apartment manager explains the complexities of handicapped parking.

Stand your ground: NTA for refusing to give up parking spot ️

Stand up for your rights! NTA, file harassment charges.

Manager fails to provide disabled parking spot, faces legal consequences

Productive problem-solving could have prevented this escalating parking feud

Disability not a pass for bullying! NTA

A simple comment, yet so fitting!

Stand your ground! Don’t give up your spot for inadequate planning.

OP offers to be reasonable, but disabled woman shows entitlement. #NTA ♿

Suggest to apartment manager to canvas tenants for alternative solutions

Know your rights! Your parking spot is part of your lease. NTA

Commenter strongly agrees with the poster’s actions.

Lazy property management causing unnecessary conflict. NTA

Stand your ground and call a lawyer ✍️

Suggests a reasonable solution for parking spot predicament ️

Protect your parking spot with dash cams and call the cops

Management company’s broken promise causes parking predicament for disabled woman.

Parking dispute reveals incompetent apartment management and entitled tenant.

Discussion on accessibility laws for private property and ADA enforcement.

Manager tries to shift blame, but is it fair to tow?

Landlord’s request to give up parking spot for disabled tenant unfair

Manager’s broken promise leaves tenant without parking spot. NTA.

Standing up for your rights and the disabled community

Treating people with disabilities with respect goes both ways

Standing up for your rights is never easy. NTA

Manager violates ADA, tenant fights back, NTA

Protect your car, protect your peace

NTA, entitled people are everywhere

Don’t let the building manager off the hook! NTA ‍

Stand your ground and don’t be taken advantage of! ✊

Not the a**hole for refusing to give up parking spot ️

Suggesting offering incentives to rearrange parking spots in NTA comment.

Disability doesn’t entitle you to everything ‍♂️

Manager’s mistake: NTA for not giving up your parking spot

Stand your ground! NTA comment suggests legal action.

Disabled parking spot dispute with entitled tenant and potential legal action.

Disabled entitlement? Updates needed!

Suggesting a practical solution for the disabled woman’s parking needs

Parking spot drama: paying for a spot but still NTA

Stand up for your rights! Get legal help.

Compassionate comment defends OP’s right to their parking spot

Watch out for potential revenge tow-trucks

Last Updated on March 20, 2023 by Alfe Mercado