Is parking on a vacant private lot considered trespassing?

[yebo]

This is one possibility but Boybi should also make sure he's covered in case the owner takes advantage and demands too high in terms of back rent, charges him with trespassing, or claims he's been using it longer then actual. He can check also the status of the property's real estate taxes as if it's not paid up, then it can also possibly be up for auction by the city government or something.

pwedeng letter from the association on the date it started. on the rent, siguro pwede itapat dun sa real estate tax ng property plus association fees. x2 or x3 mo na para walang reklamo. and also, important yung hindi exclusively si boybi lang ang gagamit, pwede kahit sino na member ng homeowners. by that kasi hindi mapi-pin down si boybi as taking advantage kasi it will be a collective decision of the association.

[Ry_Tower]

Wala kasing nakakaalam kung nasan yung owner. Tagal ko na gusto magpark dun pero natatakot talaga ako magalit yung owner.

Use it but don't make any improvements or alterations sa lot or sa physical surroundings para kapag natagpuan or humarap na owner, walang sayang na investment on your part. Pero paalam dapat kahit sa baranggay hall.

[boybi]

I will need to cut the grasses/small trees, put a few loads of sand and pave it with gravel para pwede gamitin pang-park.

[hein]

Other option on this angle, try to get officials of the homeowner's association AND barangay officials as witness... Set it up na may video etc ng initial condition, then may video din nung naka park na... Then transparent din sa association that they keep the rental in trust lang... And immediately remit to owner's upon demand... Shows good faith...

Wag na gawin yan, you should respect the rights of the lot owner.

Ang hirap sa atin, hanap ng hanap ng Palusot.

If you do not have the permission to park in their property, that is Trespassing.

Be a Good Citizen and follow the Law.

[Ry_Tower]

I will need to cut the grasses/small trees, put a few loads of sand and pave it with gravel para pwede gamitin pang-park.

Hehe, mahirap pala, hindi talaga puwede. Need the consent of the owner talaga.

[boybi]

This is one possibility but Boybi should also make sure he's covered in case the owner takes advantage and demands too high in terms of back rent, charges him with trespassing, or claims he's been using it longer then actual. He can check also the status of the property's real estate taxes as if it's not paid up, then it can also possibly be up for auction by the city government or something.

Dyan ako natatakot. Baka mag take advantage yung lot owner. Wala kasing nakakakilala sa lot owner kaya hindi alam ugali. Baka when the owner finds out I'm using his property, sobrang taas ng rental fee ang hihingiin sa akin.

[jon777]

kung walang improvements sa lote and you tried all means to locate owner, siguro ok lang. just make sure lahat may documents ka. problema lang, baka mataas rental fee ibigay sayo. sakit ng ulo yan

pero kung may improvements sa lote like what you are planning to do, naku ibang usapan na yan. baka biglang dumating lot owner, i-demanda ka pa with matching harrassment.....

[jon777]

Dyan ako natatakot. Baka mag take advantage yung lot owner. Wala kasing nakakakilala sa lot owner kaya hindi alam ugali. Baka when the owner finds out I'm using his property, sobrang taas ng rental fee ang hihingiin sa akin.

right now, you are actually taking advantage of his lot

[lowslowbenz]

IMHO, if you were not able to talk personally to the lot owner, no written paperwork, no contact whatsoever. It is best to leave that vacant lot alone. We may all assume for the best, or for the worst, but at the end of the day, it's still his "vacant lot". And we can only hope and pray that one day he shows up and sticks a for rent/lease/sale sign on his property. Until then I'd leave it well alone.

[boybi]

right now, you are actually taking advantage of his lot

Nope, haven't parked anything in that lot, not even a bicycle