My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: Florida
My car was towed from a parking parking lot in a condo development. There is a small lot in the front of this development. Upon arriving I noticed there were some new signs in front of this parking lot. I read the signs because I noticed they were new and proceeded to park in the front parking lot. I have parked in this parking lot 10-15 times since it was installed at the complex. I have never received a notice that states this parking lot can't be used for visitors nor is there a sign that states this is not a visitor parking area. There is a sign that states "No parking on street, sidewalks, or grass. Violators will be towed" in front of the entire parking lot. There are also individual signs on half the spaces in the lot that read "Future Homeowner for Life Parking". The other half of the lot has no signs. Is this legal to tow a guest in a condo developmemt with out proper signage stating these spots were not for guest parking?? I have written the property management company and they have stated that it is up to the residents to inform there guests of the proper guests parking areas. Do the areas need to be properly marked?? I have put a second request into the managemant company for reimbursment. If this request is not approved what is my best course of action? Thank you for any responses.

