... the complex is built and ready we could rent our unit. Later in 2008 after the management changed the board of the directors told the owners we could not rent the unit. We have had a tenant since April of 2014 for 1 year period but we want to extend the lease, the HOA (board of directors) saying we can not but we are arguing that we bought the unit under the premiss that we could rent it and it was way before the board decided we could not rent the unit. What can we do?
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well your best bet is look at the landlord tenant rights its has alot of different forms you can use there other then that you might have to get a attorney to help you with this keep all the paperwork you get from the condo purchase cause a attorney will want to see it you might have to make them honor your latest contracture paper work it sounds like something is going on behind the scenes that shouldn't be happening i surely would check things out before you sign any more paperwork
It is quite unacceptable occurrence. You may consult to the landlord regarding such problem and try to minimize such problems, whereas, if it does not bring a good result, then the best solution will be to leave the accommodations and search for the new one. The excessive argue may hamper your impression in front of others. Moreover, it is highly recommended to check things out before paper works. For having any more details, you may consult to the experts.
If the apartment does not allow rental condos it will be difficult, but making special agreements, you easily provide your place to the rentals. In this concern, try to make another meeting with the HOA. I think there are some specific tenant laws that you can get a remedy. Instead of hiring a lawyer, it will be better to consult a real estate professional to enhance the ledge of agreement. Thanks for the conversation and all the best.