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    Condo Owners Versus Condo Renters: How Charging Owners to Rent Their Units Can Reduce Burdens & Costs - When Renters Rule the Roost: Your Condo & HOA Rights eBook Series, #4
    Condo Owners Versus Condo Renters: How Charging Owners to Rent Their Units Can Reduce Burdens & Costs - When Renters Rule the Roost: Your Condo & HOA Rights eBook Series, #4
    Condo Owners Versus Condo Renters: How Charging Owners to Rent Their Units Can Reduce Burdens & Costs - When Renters Rule the Roost: Your Condo & HOA Rights eBook Series, #4
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    Condo Owners Versus Condo Renters: How Charging Owners to Rent Their Units Can Reduce Burdens & Costs - When Renters Rule the Roost: Your Condo & HOA Rights eBook Series, #4

    By Dr. Joyce Starr

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    Condominium Association & HOA Owners! Do irresponsible renters threaten your peaceful enjoyment of property? Are condo or HOA owners treated like second-class citizens by your Association Board? What steps can you take? This eBook provides practical insights on: investor rentals; Board resistance to change; the Master Insurance Policy; hiring an attorney to fight renter abuse; and amending documents to allow the imposition of fees. Charging owners to rent their units can reduce burdens and costs - IF implemented correctly. Dr. Starr has authored twenty-five books - eight on your condo/HOA rights - including: Defend Your Condo & Homeowner Rights, Condo Mold and Smoke Free Condos. As a Board member, she identified black mold in the condo corridors and forced the Board to remediate. Subsequently, as Board treasurer, Dr. Starr saved her Association over $50,000 by renegotiating a $1.7 million loan for both mold remediation and balcony renovation, while directing the effort to ban smoking in condo units. She also launched a successful two-year campaign to stop the use of Roundup pesticides on community property. Joyce can be reached via the "contact us" pages at DrJoyceStarr.com and StarrPublications.com.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStarr Publishing
    Release dateSep 19, 2019
    ISBN9781393593218
    Condo Owners Versus Condo Renters: How Charging Owners to Rent Their Units Can Reduce Burdens & Costs - When Renters Rule the Roost: Your Condo & HOA Rights eBook Series, #4
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    Dr. Joyce Starr

    Dr. Starr has authored twenty-five books - eight on your condo & HOA rights - including: Defend Your Condo & Homeowner Rights, Condo Mold, Condo Owners Versus Condo Renters and Smoke Free Condos. She won a landmark condominium rights case against her Board in 2006. As Board treasurer in 2011, she saved her Association over $50,000 by renegotiating a $1.7 million assessment loan for both mold remediation and balcony restoration, and she led a groundbreaking effort to ban smoking in condo units in 2012. Dr. Starr also undertook a two-year campaign to stop the use of Roundup on community property. With 18 members voting, she won by a single critical vote in 2020.

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      Book preview

      Condo Owners Versus Condo Renters - Dr. Joyce Starr

      Condo Owners Versus Condo Renters: How Charging Owners to Rent Their Units Can Reduce Burdens & Costs - When Renters Rule the Roost

      Your Condo & HOA Rights eBook Series, Volume 4

      Dr. Joyce Starr

      Published by Starr Publishing, 2019.

      While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

      CONDO OWNERS VERSUS CONDO RENTERS: HOW CHARGING OWNERS TO RENT THEIR UNITS CAN REDUCE BURDENS & COSTS - WHEN RENTERS RULE THE ROOST

      First edition. September 19, 2019.

      Copyright © 2019 Dr. Joyce Starr.

      ISBN: 978-1393593218

      Written by Dr. Joyce Starr.

      Table of Contents

      Title Page

      When Condo Owners Are Treated Like Second-Class Citizens

      Background Checks & Nefarious Renters

      Hiring an Attorney

      Renter Abuse

      The Master Insurance Policy

      Charging  Owners to Rent Their Units When Bylaws are Silent

      Charging  Owners When Bylaws Are Not Enforced

      Copyright Notice

      Disclaimer

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      Further Reading: Defend Your Condo & Homeowner Rights: How to Fight for Your Rights When Your Condominium Association or HOA Board Turns Your Life Upside Down!

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