When I buy places, I fix them up nice, and I rent only to people with a clean background, good income and stable household (as much as I can ascertain).

And a few minor household repairs will be done by the end of next week.  

@Dima DeSimone essentially what this means is that if your rental cap amendment passed with only 67% of the membership's vote (and not 90% which is commonly required to pass amendments related to "USE" of a condominium/community) then this case may enable associations to retract their amendments that were not passed by the proper number of votes.

I own several condominium units and served as President on the Association's Board of Directors for eight years.

We experienced so much growth during the period of mass subdivisions and all that growth happened at a time when MF was less popular for middle-class households.  

The median household income in that area is $38,578.00.  

The section of the IRS code on  household employees may help you figure out when workmen's comp could be an issue.

Household wise plenty of people around, however not in the highest income area.  

After the birth of my 2nd child, in 2013, I left the industry and took care of our household.

Demand even right now would make for the need of about 22,000 units per year (assumes 2.25 people per household with a net population change of +50K).