Enforcement of short-term rental bans for common interest developments (“CID”) just got more complicated thanks to a recent California Court of Appeals decision. In the recent case of Brown v. Montage at Mission Hills (Aug. 20, 2021, Nos. E074341, E075762) ___Cal.App.5th___ [2021 Cal. App. LEXIS 694].), the California Court of Appeal, Fourth District found that a CID cannot require a rental to be for a minimum term for homeowners who owned prior to the CID adopting that requirement pursuant to Civil Code section 4740. Read the entire article……………………………….
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