In this type we need to make unanimous decisions to change from the operating agreement, so it better be spelled out pretty well!

The advice seems pretty unanimous and since nobody said I should charge them to replace all the cabinets I'll let go of that idea. 

This is not good for Minneapolis.MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - The Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously Friday morning to approve a controversial new ordinance designed to protect renters.

The parts that are weird and stick out to me are:-appliances-wall coverings-floor coveringsBased on this definition, my refrigerator, my wallpaper/paint, and my rugs are all "limited common elements" and subject to the unanimous written approval process.

Each jurisdiction that passed the regulations had a unanimous vote.

 @ Joe Hudson I listed back in May and I've been seeing price drops pretty unanimously since that time, so I wondering the same thing.

Pundits Unanimous across time - Crash is 12-18 Months Away from this moment"2013:Denver Post: “Buyers Caught in a Price Squeeze”CNBC: “Housing Market Already Shows Signs of a New Bubble”2014:New York Times: “The Bubble Is Back”Fortune: “Why the Housing Recovery is over, in four charts”2015:CNBC (Again): “Housing today: A ‘bubble larger than 2006’”National Review: “We’ve inflated another bubble; count on the crash.”2016:CNN: “Housing bubble fears have returned”MarketWatch: “The Seeds of the Next Housing Crisis have already been planted”2017:Forbes: “58% of Homeowners Think The Housing Market is Set for a Correction”USA Today: “Hot Housing Market Could Cool in 2018”2018:Bloomberg: “This Rare Bear Who Called the Crash Warns Housing is Too Hot Again”Business Insider: "A Major Home Price Index is Now 10% Above It's Peak Right Before the Financial Crisis"

Thanks for all the advice everyone, it seems option 5 is pretty much unanimous.

It specifically prohibits an amendment, without the unanimous consent of the units’ owners, from changing: (1) the boundaries of any unit; (2) the allocated interests of a unit; or (3) the uses to which any unit is restricted.

@Patrick M Nichols And as I've clearly explained before, I have not only run this by a real estate attorney with 26 years of experience, I have also discussed it with members of the Massachusetts Board of Registration for Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons.Their unanimous opinions as well as a reading of the plain text of the law state that in order to represent a property that you don't already own is a license-required activity in Massachusetts.Whether you want to deny that or not is up to you.