Go for 1 - 3% negotiating in fractions.

You will become a target and they will most likely watch you with eagle eyes for each and every infraction.

The Board failed to enforce or fine the builder or property owner regarding the infraction until it was settled.Carport defined: A roof that covers a driveway or other parking area.

Most certainly the post you are seeking is there, unless the moderators had to remove something due to an infraction of the forum rules.

This is 100% Legal in all states.The Real Estate Commission fines those who hold a license, for those who do not, such infractions are turned over to the Attorney General to the Prosecutor to persue remedies.

It allows the agency to ask for compliance as the outcome of an infraction.

(Not commenting on the ethics of this practice, just making the unsubstantiated claim that it does happen.)Of course this isn't always going to work, but may be a deterrence in some cases, especially when the employee knows he doesn't belong there anyway.So, if you'd been "looking the other way" for minor lease infractions so long as the rent was paid on time, maybe if the rent isn't paid those infractions can become less minor.Just spit-balling here, I'm no lawyer.

We let them know that we would be giving them a fine for future infractions, and ended up giving them two fines (for $25 each) for not picking up after their dogs. 

They'll flunk you on all sorts of silly things and simultaneously turn a blind eye to significant infractions at your next door neighbor's house because he's a local and in tight with the committee. 

I read 80% of license pulling infractions involved "Dual Agency".