My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: TX
I moved into a condo/townhome a few months ago where there were already two people living. I entered into a lease on my own with the landlord for the empty master bedroom. There is an attached garage in the unit (fully part of our unit, not shared with HOA) with two spaces. Before I moved in, I asked one of the roommates about parking and he indicated someone would have to switch with me, and the landlord might charge me. It sounded like first-come-first-served squatter's rights, and not wanting to make waves I parked outside as it wasn't a big deal to me.
I recently bought a motorcycle that I believe fits in the garage. One of the roommates isn't pleased as he feels it is crowded. He told me he is paying for the spot and believes he has exclusive right to space. My question is: do I have access rights to garage space? I never discussed it with the landlord (I should have cleared it up prior to moving in), and my lease makes no mention of dividing of space (for rooms, common areas, garage). It just says I am renting 123 Main Street using a standard Texas rental agreement. If there are other agreements they are completely outside my knowledge (it was news to me they were paying "extra") and I never signed anything acknowledging that be the case.
Thanks!

