Proposal For Shared Parking Lot With Neighboring Property?
I'm in the process of making room for my commercial properties. We have one restaurant, at its peak in business it floods most of the available space. Planning on renting to another restaurant next to it, so it is mandatory I make room for additional parking. In the process of making space for that project as we speak.

Then I have another unit I plan on renting in the vicinity, so I'm going to need to figure something out.

Located in a small town, there is a building housing two offices with a spacious parking lot that is underutilized and right next door.My hope is to offer $100 or so dollar to use part of their parking, it isn't going to be an obnoxious crowd.

Not sure if this is common, what the legal ramifications are, or if I'm overreaching but I'd be interested in other opinions. 
[{"id": "dp144z6", "text": "Yes, you can probably draw up an easement that will allow this, no a landlord will not give you rights to their parking in perpetuity - in exchange for $100. \n\nBetter compensation, sharing of some CAM charges, and sharing of deferred maintenance costs on the utilized spaces are some items that may come up. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dp2xqtr", "text": "$100? Hell no man. Look up ...Reciprocal easement. By the sound of it (size) I doubt it generates any revenue. Make sure you get everything documented correctly. If there are any issues with overcrowding by either you are him...that should be addressed. You should also clearly document the maintenance &amp; capex pro rata share. You dont want to end up in a lawsuit due to ambiguous language in a contract when/if any large parking capex repairs are needed to meet some city code or something.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]