And levying fines against non-resident owners for violations of their tenants is unlikely to quickly remedy a problem. For this reason, the Board should rule that any breach by the tenant of the governing documents or rules is a breach of the owner's rental agreement. This requirement allows the owner to evict a tenant if appropriate. Second, this policy should require an owner to take corrective action against a tenant, including eviction, in case of a violation. The policy should also require owners to provide their tenants copies of the governing documents and rules.
Resolutions deal with issues that are complicated and far reaching.
They incorporate an owner review prior to enactment as well. This is a very important step if the Board wants to get compliance. The resolution not only identifies what the issue is but what will happen if it's violated. By holding the owner accountable, these problems can be reduced and renters better integrated into the community as they should be. For more articles by Richard Thompson, please press here .