Conversation 1: Is there anything specific that I should know about where to park my car? - You have an assigned place in the back of the building with your apartment number on it.

Are there any other spots available to me? - You will see several visitor and unmarked spots. These are available on a first-come basis.

What if there is nothing else available? - You can park on the street, but you have to pay attention to the rules.

What are the rules? - Most of the laws are posted on the signs, but you also cannot park anywhere on the street between two and six in the morning.

Are the parking tickets expensive around here? - Parking tickets are very expensive, and if you don't pay them they may tow your car away.

Conversation 2: What are the rules about where I should park? - Your assigned space is in the back where I marked it on the map.

Can I park anywhere else in the parking lot? - There are a few spots back there for visitors. They are unassigned.

Where can my guests park if all of those spots are gone? - You can park on the street, but you can get ticketed for failing to follow the rules.

How will I know what the rules are? - Just pay attention to street cleaning days and limits on the hours you can park out there.

Are parking citations costly? - Yes, parking tickets can be extremely expensive.

Conversation 3: Where can I park my car? - You have one assigned place right beside your own apartment.

Are there any other open spots available in the parking lot? - Your guests can park in a visitor or unmarked spot if one is available.

Is there any place else to park if the spots are all gone? - There is always street parking, but you must obey the laws about parking out there.

Do they post the rules anywhere? - The rules for parking are all clearly posted. Just follow them and you'll be OK.

Do you have to pay a large fine for a parking ticket? - You don't want to get a parking ticket. You have better things to spend your money on!