RR is easy to change, CCR is not, so it’s safer to base your STR business with HOA who had STR friendliness declared in the CCR vs the one who makes it ok only through the RR.

When you purchase a unit, the condo association documents (Declarations and Bylaws) spell out the boundaries of the unit, what are considered common elements (usually insured by the association) and Limited Common elements (used by more than one unit but not all - can be insured by association or by the units involved). 

Should I tell them that the inspector declared it safe and to use their best judgement? 

In the letter to the tenant:  include a demand for compliance with the CDC mandate:"Covered persons must now provide their housing provider with a copy of a signed declaration form stating that they meet the requirements to be a “covered person.” 

Three federal judges declared it unconstitutional, however The US Supreme Court has not ruled on it, so it remains in place. 

They are in a spot now where until they can declare Covid gone they aren't lifting this moratorium because if they lift it and there is a COVID uptick it is on them.

So instead of an estimate of utilities, they list the exact amount and sign legally a declaration stating it is truthful.Years ago, the utility companies would provide this, but most no longer share this due to privacy concerns.

I had thought once the national moratorium was declared by the TX court to be unconstitutional it would prevent another national extension, followed by states, but none of this was the case.

Maryland law says you have to have the place retested unless it's been declared lead free.

I know the eviction moratorium has been discussed quite a bit here but have a specific question regarding the CDC Eviction Protection Declaration.