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How to verify you can STR a condo?

Travis Troop
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Hi I'm new and just saw a good deal but how do I verify I can Airbnb it? 

Also I feel dumb asking this but how do you search the BP forums for key words?

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Richard F.#1 Tenant Screening Contributor
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Richard F.#1 Tenant Screening Contributor
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Aloha,

Start with the Governing Documents for the HOA. Do not rely on just "asking" a Board Member or HOA Managment. See if rentals are currently allowed or have restrictions, and also check to see what it takes to amend or change the specific rules that apply. Some can be changed by the Board alone, others need a majority of all Owners to be in agreement.

Also, for condo ownership in general, check if there is a local chapter of Community Association Institute near you. They will have great resources for you as an Owner or Board member of a condo.

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