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Originally Posted by Bill14564
Not sure it is possible to check all possible compliance issues. I see my house now but how do I know what the approved color pallet was? Those rocks on the front yard that match my neighbor’s, the driveway that is two inches too wide, that hardscaping that is one foot too close to the road, the birdcage that is six inches too wide…. I don’t know today, after owning the house almost six years, whether there is some sudden compliance issue I am not aware of.
What is needed is an inspection from Community Standards that certifies the home is compliant as sold.
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It would be fair but CS isn’t going to put that effort out there with such a small staff.
But one can take pics and stop by the office to ask if these were arc approval paint, drive, landscape, and so on. So if buyer chooses not to put forth an effort, then shouldn’t complain if out of compliance.
We did that at 2 preowned, one had ARC approval. One none. We choose wisely