[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

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Most deed restrictions do not prohibit rentals of any length of time. Renting is not the type of business prohibited in the restrictions.

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Simple English comprehension.

What do you base your disagreement on? Do you have deed restriction wording that specifically prohibits rentals? Have you read the Florida law concerning short-term rentals? Do you know of a case where a rental in the Villages was found to be a violation of the deed restrictions?

Originally Posted by Bill14564

That's okay; it doesn't matter whether it is a minority or majority opinion. What matters are the words in the deed restrictions, the words in Florida law, and the way both are enforced.

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Thank you. This is the first time someone has pointed out that the Villa restrictions are different than the other restrictions.

Originally Posted by Bill14564

In that case, and even in the case of the non-Villas, anyone concerned about rentals should read the "Enforcement" section of the restrictions. The Developer is not obligated to enforce the deed restrictions. On the other hand, we have the right (and duty) to take the owner to court to force them to obey the restrictions.

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Thank you. This is the first time someone has pointed out that the Villa restrictions are different than the other restrictions.

In that case, and even in the case of the non-Villas, anyone concerned about rentals should read the "Enforcement" section of the restrictions. The Developer is not obligated to enforce the deed restrictions. On the other hand, we have the right (and duty) to take the owner to court to force them to obey the restrictions.

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Please take a moment to research the claims you are making:

It's great to see a Poster take his own advice, do some research and change his tune.