Every day, more people decide to rent property from within homeowners associations. Leasing units can earn a nice profit for landlords, but this business venture comes with risks for renters. If property owners belong to a Homeowners’ Association, tenants may face unexpected issues. Some renters unknowingly break the HOA’s regulations and regulations. Others tenants learn they can only rent out the property for a short time. Landowners may also pay hefty fines, because of their tenants’ violations. Read the article………………
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