Aloha,You need to check the Georgia condo laws, as well as your Association By-laws and Declaration, however in general, the Board of Directors has the ultimate responsibility, not the property management company.

I have a tenant that was born a female, started renting one of my apartments as a female , still looks like a female , even wears skirts.

BP Con 2022 is almost upon us! I have a room booked and looking for a considerate, non-smoker. Anyone interested?

Scenario 2 may not primarily be an issue with our tenant (depends on your perspective): Our STR tenant was one guy and 2 females.  

He's a Director of Revenue of a hotel, so it was easy and quick for him.

@Antoine Rogers ask the Relator what he advises other clients...to sell direct or via a realtor?

In an article by Brad Beckett: Director of Education & Outreach, National Real Estate Investors Association, The CFPB wants to prevent Foreclosure until the end of the year. 

I've been a PM, wholesaler, and Acquisition director for a private investor but, have never owned a rental property myself.

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(l) Provides that a lessor may alter a provision of the rental agreement after its commencement without the written consent of the tenant, or, in the case of a rental agreement between a consumer cooperative that provides housing and a member of the consumer cooperative, without the approval of the board of directors of the cooperative or other appropriate body elected by members who are also tenants of the cooperative, except that an agreement may provide for the following types of adjustments to be made upon written notice of not less than 30 days:  (i) Changes required by federal, state, or local law or rule or regulation.