If you have an HOA, you should review the bylaws, etc. If the rentals you describe appear to be in violation, it might be worth speaking with an attorney about the possibility of a selective enforcement action.
Seconded. They're almost always in violation because mortgage underwriters don't like high numbers of rentals and they certainly wouldn't like any <30-day rentals. So standard HOA docs forbid all short-term rentals and often require jumping through hoops for 1-year rentals.
My HOA board was ready to put a lien on someone's condo because their dog frequently pooped in the common areas. HOA management companies issue liens with regularity and it would certainly force the owner to take action. I'd recommend attending the next board meeting an appealing directly to the HOA chair.
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If you have an HOA, you should review the bylaws, etc. If the rentals you describe appear to be in violation, it might be worth speaking with an attorney about the possibility of a selective enforcement action.
Seconded. They're almost always in violation because mortgage underwriters don't like high numbers of rentals and they certainly wouldn't like any <30-day rentals. So standard HOA docs forbid all short-term rentals and often require jumping through hoops for 1-year rentals.
My HOA board was ready to put a lien on someone's condo because their dog frequently pooped in the common areas. HOA management companies issue liens with regularity and it would certainly force the owner to take action. I'd recommend attending the next board meeting an appealing directly to the HOA chair.