[WSBARP] renter restrictions

[Roger Moss]

My first reaction is that unless the provision is really specific, it would be unenforceable since one cannot even get in and out of an HOA home without using common areas. A landlord could restrict access to the pool or other amenities in the lease agreement, and it seems reasonable that an HOA could require such restrictions. Whether the CC&R’s need adjusting depends on what they say about certain kinds of changes.

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> On May 3, 2019, at 2:40 PM, Bryce Dille <Bryce at dillelaw.com> wrote:
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> In a older HOA the CC and Rs were silent as to restrictions on use  of common facilities and made no mention of rentors however to discourage renting the association recently  passed a bylaw which states that only owners can use the common facilities such as pool etc and specifically prohibits rentors even though owner of lot still has to pay assessments for common facility maintenance. Does this type of restriction need to be by amendments to CC and Rs  since it doesn’t prohibit renting only use of common facilities by tenants Thanks for you input.
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