Originally Posted by Chi-Town (Post 2137164)

The duct tape person would be on camera. Also, that would be a red flag for the owners if their camera went black.

Originally Posted by Two Bills (Post 2137177)

That's obvious.
If there is a problem or disaster you should make tea!

Originally Posted by BobnBev (Post 2137210)

I can't imagine watching a porn flick starring a 75 year old and a 83 year old.

Originally Posted by BobnBev (Post 2137210)

I can't imagine watching a porn flick starring a 75 year old and a 83 year old. The hi-lite would be when they take off their depends.:loco::loco::a20::a20::a20:

Originally Posted by RICH1 (Post 2137082)

Airbnb rented out for one month. Unknowingly it became the set for a series of Porn movies.. This happened across the street from a friend of mine living in Winter Park Fl. Of course the Airbnbs have rules and guidelines but who really enforces them. Most owners are out of town or in this case living in another country. House parties and Drug cartels set up shop , sell their poison and move on …no protection for us Villagers

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2137183)

True, but there is no way that an illegal party scammer would allow their customers to be video recorded on a Ring doorbell. They could just come in the back door. I have even noticed that, since I got a Ring doorbell, the Amazon delivery people often try to avoid the camera. Go figure.

Originally Posted by Chi-Town (Post 2137164)

The duct tape person would be on camera. Also, that would be a red flag for the owners if their camera went black.

Originally Posted by thelegges (Post 2137342)

Not sure why a Amazon person would try to avoid cameras, ours takes a picture of every package, and his reflection from front door capture them. UPS and FedEx don’t take pics, but why hide, their name is on the delivery route

I regular Amazon guy waves at our cameras and says have a great day.

Originally Posted by alwann (Post 2137180)

"Apparently, enforcing these deed restrictions doesn’t sync up with maximizing the demand pool of potential home buyers for the new homes they are building as fast as they can. Makes one wonder why they have deed restrictions at all, when they choose to selectively enforce them."

We read about this more than we like-- violations that are in the developer's bailiwick but not addressed. But perhaps some have been. If the developer would make public violations they enforced (again, if any), doing so might serve notice to other rule-breakers and give the rest of us a bit of confidence that the developer cares. Otherwise, as the OP said, what's the point of having these rules?

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2137088)

There are always lots of Villages houses and rooms available for rent on Airbnb, sometimes more than a hundred. The worst thing that can happen is a house party. Some renters will rent a house for the weekend and advertise and charge admission for the party on social media. The house can be destroyed.

The only way to prevent it is to prohibit short term rentals and to actually enforce it.

Originally Posted by RICH1 (Post 2137082)

Airbnb rented out for one month. Unknowingly it became the set for a series of Porn movies.. This happened across the street from a friend of mine living in Winter Park Fl. Of course the Airbnbs have rules and guidelines but who really enforces them. Most owners are out of town or in this case living in another country. House parties and Drug cartels set up shop , sell their poison and move on …no protection for us Villagers