I'm not sure the depth of the pockets has much to do with it. If someone can show that Community Standards was selectively enforcing the deed restrictions then I doubt it would be difficult, or expensive, to get a ruling that their infraction cannot be enforced. In that case, all bets are off. I know people who have gone to court over deed restrictions in another community. I believe that is why they are not in the monitoring business and have limited their responsibility to enforcement of what is reported. I have never heard of anyone legally challenging selective enforcement here, presumably because there aren't any cases of it.
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Originally Posted by Chellybean
you hit the Nail right on the head! earlier in the post is what i was talking about who has the deeper financial pockets.
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