I live in a community governed by the HOA Act. Can the board of directors pass a rule prohibiting a homeowner (these are all single-family detached homes) from hiring an unlicensed person to do work inside their home, which work requires a county license? The board has concerns about handypersons doing work that would ordinarily require a licensed contractor, such as electrical and plumbing repair. There is nothing in our covenants addressing this issue. While I would never hire someone who did not have the proper license, there are many in the community that do, or would. Read the Q&A………………………….
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