@Antwan DavisAnd if you can request the most recent HOA financial statement(s) and research if they are currently going through or is there any pending litigation...

Think of them like the private form of a zoning code, which is often how they are used.So two things 1) covenants are private and the risk of violating them is having a civil suit brought against you by another private individual 2) they are recorded documents so knowing what they contain is as simple as obtaining a copy of the document from the County Recorder's office or asking Title to provide you a copy.

At this time to give a person a notice of eviction, unless it is one of the very specifically authorized instances, it is not only not allowed but a CRIMINAL offense, not just civil it is CRIMINAL, MN Gov.

We are seeking a civil lawsuit for specific performance.

They can also report you to the city which may result in fines or civil penalties. 

Check if Veneto has something like that.Rental laws: Are in the civil code (law 27 July 1978, n. 392).

You should also talk to a civil engineer that knows the area.

I graduated from the University of South Carolina with a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering in 2019 and currently work as a Land Development Engineer (EIT) with a global architecture, engineering and construction firm.

See: C Corps for real estateBelieve it or not, I did not use LLC's to hold rentals as I was aware that litigants sue you personally anyway whether you have an LLC or not.

Hi Angela, I’m a civil engineer and work with concrete quite a bit.