[TEXJK]

Hello,
Recently moved into the villages fantastic experience so far.
Question is it common practice for villas to be rented for a week or less to day workers? One currently rented to 6 non English speaking day workers.
What is the HOA policy for renting?
Thanks

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by TEXJK

Hello,
Recently moved into the villages fantastic experience so far.
Question is it common practice for villas to be rented for a week or less to day workers? One currently rented to 6 non English speaking day workers.
What is the HOA policy for renting?
Thanks

The Villages does not have an HOA.

Most deeds would appear to prohibit daily renting, as it's a "business" per Florida Law.

Residents don't seem willing to step up to the plate and invest enough money to fight the daily rentals.

[Bill14564]

Would it be less of a problem if the renters spoke English?

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

[TEXJK]

Hello,
Recently moved into the villages fantastic experience so far.
Question is it common practice for villas to be rented for a week or less to day workers? One currently rented to 6 non English speaking day workers.
What is the HOA policy for renting?
Thanks

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by TEXJK

Hello,
Recently moved into the villages fantastic experience so far.
Question is it common practice for villas to be rented for a week or less to day workers? One currently rented to 6 non English speaking day workers.
What is the HOA policy for renting?
Thanks

How is it that you already moved in, and don't know that there is no HOA?

How do you know they're day workers?

Why did you feel it was important to mention that they don't speak English?

[manaboutown]

Based on the number of occupants they could be in violation of occupancy laws. I wonder if the landlord knows what is going on?

50 illegal immigrants were stashed in an ABQ apartment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuclXMKSpJs

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Would it be less of a problem if the renters spoke English?

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

I think that's a minority opinion.

[Dotneko]

Being trolled......

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

I think that's a minority opinion.

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.

[Kelevision]

Originally Posted by manaboutown

Based on the number of occupants they could be in violation of occupancy laws. I wonder if the landlord knows what is going on?

50 illegal immigrants were stashed in an ABQ apartment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuclXMKSpJs

Well, those people weren’t paying rent. They were kidnapped and held hostage for ransom. Then they were rescued.

[JGibson]

I would’ve believed the post if you didn't put in the non-English speaking bit.

The Villa next to me has turned into a monthly rental. I’ve seen in 4 months 4 different sets of renters.

The Owner who lives around the corner and I quote “I know people don't like it but I don't care”

She is not going to like me as a neighbor if she turns into a timeshare.

[BrianL99]

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.

You should get your money back, from whatever Law School you went to.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

You should get your money back, from whatever Law School you went to.

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?

[brianherlihy]

keep all locked up

[Normal]

Originally Posted by TEXJK

Hello,
Recently moved into the villages fantastic experience so far.
Question is it common practice for villas to be rented for a week or less to day workers? One currently rented to 6 non English speaking day workers.
What is the HOA policy for renting?
Thanks

6 adults would be a problem. Restrictions state “Single Family” dwelling.
VCDD Deed Compliance - Sumter County