It needs to be spelled out in your lease.  

Your license should be active and placed with a brokerage in good standing with the Georgia Real Estate Commission.The commission belongs to the brokerage and your Independent Contractor agreement should spell out what percentage split you get after their take.

As you suggest, it may have and U/D not filed or some kind if Stip Agreement entered into that spells out terms of settlement, to the contrary.Otherwise, we're all just guessing.

When you sign on with a brokerage there should be an IC ( independent contractor agreement ) that spells out what real estate activity is and is not allowed.While not required in most states brokerages opt to carry E & O insurance ( errors and omissions ).

There it is spelled out what the HOA covers.

The senior debt and mezzanine lenders will usually enter into an agreement, called an intercreditor agreement, where they spell out how their rights interact (i.e., what happens if a developer stops paying both of them).

(It's spelled out very clearly in my policies and procedures.)

It probably doesn't have an easement, but is "joint use and should have been spelled out in the documents creating the separate tiles for the units. 

Elizabeth, overall good list but, landlords can not "fine" a tenant, I wouldn't use that term and they may charge admin fees that are not usual and customary in contemplation of the lease or what a landlord is generally expected to do without spelling out duties not contemplated.

Those are numbers, they apply to the real world and we use them to run our businesses every day.Now I also studied entrepreneurship, never learned how to spell it though :) This is were I learned the basis of business is persistence.