However, there is 2015 case law (Strobe v. 842-848 West Bradley Place Condo Assn) that states this rule/regulation is invalid if your declaration contains language that recognizes a unit owner’s right to lease without restriction.

The language used infers that payments are to be processed through homeaway only; not allowing for outside deals, therefore bypassing their service fees.

Hello BP universe!

My name is Zach McHugh and I am a recent graduate of the University of Massachusetts at Lowell with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.

The simple example is pre-payment for university students for a semester or a full year.

I have not encountered any language stating “inland marine property”.I would rather spend the 600$ and be safe than risk it just to save a few dollars. 

My English language is not my primary one so I apologize if I do any English grammar mistake.

Is the market mostly university related?

Rentals are year-round and just consider the millions of people who visit Orlando every year to go to Disney, spring training, conventions, Universal, sporting events...

Also some newer developments - for a brand new home - the contract may have language stating that the home cannot be sold for a period of time - this is to prevent too many investors selling too quickly thus impacting the integrity of the development.Therefore, yes you can sell it at anytime, however, it all depends on how you purchased it.