Arizona tenant pays $75 a month for an assigned parking spot, finds out another resident has listed the same spot, and management asks them to share it: ‘Until somebody moves out’

An Arizona tenant discovered that another resident in his apartment complex has the same parking spot assigned, and when they went to the office to discuss it, they were told to alternate the spot and set a schedule because no other spot was available. The worst part? They won't give a discount on the $75 monthly fee they both pay.

What's the point of paying extra for having the comfort of a parking spot in your building when you only get to use it half the time?

Mistakes can happen, and that's okay. Nobody is perfect, and having the patience to understand this is key. Now, whenever someone messes up, they need to come up with a solution to fix it. Well… this is something that the management of that building complex needs to understand. They not only rented the same spot to two different residents, but since they don't have another unit available, they asked both of them to put together a schedule and alternate.

That's not what either of them wanted, especially since you pay extra to have your car parked in a safe place. And we're talking about Arizona, which has crazy heat waves and high temperatures most of the year, so keeping your car outside is never a good idea.