When a board can rule on an issue without owners’ approval (IL)

Q: I am a portfolio property manager and I have managed many condominium and common interest community associations over the years. One issue in particular seems to come up over and over again regarding leasing and pets. Under what circumstances must a declaration of condominium/covenants be amended with owner approval versus when can the board alone adopt a rule to restrict leasing or pets, or to address other issues?   Read the Q&A…………………………………..

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