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Does HOA get to approve/disapprove tenant in CALIFORNIA

Diane G.
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I know HOA in Florida seems to have unlimited power over anything and everything...

How about California? Does HOA get to approve/disapprove tenant? Thank you

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John Thedford#5 Wholesaling Contributor
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John Thedford#5 Wholesaling Contributor
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Many screen for arrest records, etc and can deny at will. This doesn't mean they cannot be challenged, but that is a PITA and just not worth the hassle. They can also change rules at will, and stop allowing rentals. I showed one a couple years back where the owner was being forced to sell because of that scenario. I live in an HOA, but won't typically buy in them or condos. Too many commandos:)

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