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Originally Posted by Bill14564
Deed restrictions are by "unit" not by district. You must be in one of the very few "units" that where the deed restrictions specifically mention rentals.
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By type of unit within district, not by individual unit. Our districts deed restrictions do not specifically mention rentals, but are very specific about single family usage and not running a business from a home. I had a direct conversation with a representative of the developer, who is charged with enforcing both of those restrictions. He specifically acknowledged that a homeowner who rents their home out short term, WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY LIVING IN THE HOME, is violating both of those restrictions. The key is the landlord has to be simultaneously living in the home to be violating those two deed restrictions. A landlord not living in the home is free to rent by the night without being in violation of any deed restrictions.