And the HOA should not have to chase down owners to comply or interpret which ones are telling the truth or which ones are lying.  

Hey guys,I may be interpreting this all wrong so please feel free to correct me.

Aloha,With Condo/HOA properties, you really must learn how to properly read and interpret their financials, including operating budgets, reserve studies, and reserve funding plans.

Well, its very unfortunate that there aren't any posts in this forum. :( maybe I didn't have my filter set correctly.I am looking for someone who can help me understand zoning laws. I am looking at building a glamping...

In my case, it is rental loss.Would like to know if my understanding or interpretation is correct. 

@Brooklyn McCarty contrary to popular belief, age is not a protected class under any federal housing statute. https://www.hud.gov/program_offices/fair_housing_equal_opp/fair_housing_act_overviewOf course if you look this up on Airbnb, they will tell you that housing laws are complex and they cannot interpret them for you.

Evictions are very code driven, and the statutes are pretty favorable to LLs so any defect is interpreted in T's favor. 

It does state that you can't take more than 2 month's rent as a security deposit (one month if they are 62 or older).I would call a lawyer that know how the judiciary interprets the local laws and see what they say. 

The fact is very few Buyers even know what to look for or how to interpret the Financial Reports, Operating Budget, and Reserve Funding Plan. 

For example, thoroughly explains what everything means and gives examples to interpret for understanding.