Legal Rules on Renting Out an Independent Unit
What should you keep in mind under condominium ownership when renting out a unit? We explain the tenant's obligations, restrictions in the management plan and the owner's liability.
From dues tracking to Condominium Law, resident communication to board decisions — practical articles born from real experience.
What should you keep in mind under condominium ownership when renting out a unit? We explain the tenant's obligations, restrictions in the management plan and the owner's liability.
The management plan is the most fundamental document that determines how a building operates; it is virtually the building's constitution. Most disputes are actually resolved by referring to the management plan.
The board of unit owners is the most fundamental body of apartment and residential complex management. Which decision requires how many votes is often confused, and flawed decisions become the subject of annulment lawsuits.
The manager is the person who carries out the decisions of the board of unit owners; the manager does not have unlimited authority. Not knowing the limits of authority puts both the manager and the owner in a difficult position.
Keeping pets in an apartment is one of the most frequently disputed neighborly issues. Can a ban be imposed, and what are the limits? In this article, we cover the legal status of pet ownership and the balance of neighborliness.
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