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Originally Posted by tophcfa
What difference does it really make when violations are selectively enforced. They seem to go after people with little white crosses with vengeance but totally ignore people disrupting a whole neighborhood by renting a revolving door room out of their house to transient customers on a nightly basis. Go figure?
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Originally Posted by Bill14564
Since one violates the deed restrictions but the other does not (in most areas) that might explain it.
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Both violate deed restrictions in most areas. There are at least two deed restrictions violated by running short term rentals out of one’s home while living there at the same time. Renting to non family members while living in the home violates the deed restriction requiring the home be used as a single family residential unit. And since the homeowner is essentially running a one room hotel for a fee that generates taxable income, they are also violating the restriction that prohibits running a business from the home. Unfortunately, these violations are not enforced.
Rentals of one’s home while they are NOT living there, regardless of the length of the rental, does not violate any deed restrictions as long as the tenants are a single family.