Potential buyers of house next door want coworker to park on street!
Coworker's(CW) driveway is between her and the neighbors(NB) house. NB is selling their house to move closer to their daughter since they are older and need help. CW was sitting at home watching TV when someone started ringing doorbell. She ignored it for a few minutes but they kept ringing it. Finally CW answers the door. She is greeted by a couple(EC) in their 40s and their realtor. EC asked if CW always parks in her driveway. CW says yes that's where she always parks. EC wife says that won't work and if they are to buy the house next door she has to agree to park in the street from now on. Her reason.... Because CW starting her truck would wake her up in the mornings since the master bedroom is right next to the driveway. The sellers had told them she tends to work 7 days a week during the winter (she does work a lot during winter). CW drives a well maintained Nissan Frontier that isn't loud in any way just for clarification. CW informed them that no she would continue parking in her driveway and closed the door.
You'd think it was all over wouldn't you. An few hours later NB comes over with a contract the EC and realtor had sent over for CW to sign. It stated CW promises to park on street if EC buys the house. It even included penalties if she didn't. They told NB that was only thing stopping them from buying the house and she had to get it signed. CW refused still and NB fully understands. The gall of that couple.
The house will sell fast for full asking price so not a big deal to NB.