My question involves a condominium located in the State of: California
I am a guest of an owner of a condo in LA area. For the past three year I have been a guest and parked in the spots designated for guest parking only. I parked in the lot last night as my usual once a week visit along with other guests that do not have permits the signs that are posted to do not state you need a permit to park there. I arrived a t 7pm and left about 8:30pm to come out to find my car was missing which I immediately thought stolen. the other four cars were still parked in their same spots. I called the police and come to find out my car was towed for not permit. in the past three years I have never been cited or have the signs ever said permit needed. none of the other cars were towed the tow company was called at 7:18pm (18 mins after I had arrived)...... A week ago an elderly man that lives in the complex got in an argument with me about parking and since then he threatens to have me towed when he sees me I found out last night he is on the list to be able to call about cars that are parking in the "No Parking" areas (in front of garages or fire lines. which I was not I was in true spot parked right in front of the guest parking sign. so My question is am I able to go after the HOA for my fees of towing if I was towed for no permit when the signage does not state you need a permit t park???
Exact sing verbiage: Warner Woodland Guest Parking Only! All other vehicles can be towed at owner's expense (I have photos of all signs and cars in the lot without permits)

