I am interpreting that as you stating there is NOT a "NO PETS" policy mentioned, or any acknowledgment that a dog would be allowed.If there is NOT a clear policy, there is nothing to prevent the Tenant from getting a dog.

Aloha,Typically when submitting an offer you would request a package of "Condo Docs" that would include By-Laws, Declaration, House rules, most recent monthly financial report, the current or upcoming yearly Operating Budget, most recent reserve study, reserve funding plan, most recent annual and regular meeting minutes.Depending on the locale, reserve funding requirements vary a great deal, so it is important to learn about how to read and interpret this information.

I’m sorry your interpretation of my messages gave you the wrong impression. 

My interpretation of the ADU rules is that they only apply to SFR.  

However, if the credits were obtained in some other way (like as a rebate or a promotional offer), the tax treatment might be different.Remember, tax laws can be complex and subject to interpretation, so it's always a good idea to get advice from a tax professional who's familiar with your specific situation.

I mean, "A lot of transfers" is open to interpretation - "a lot" to you may not be "a lot" to me.  

So signing an FHA loan with the intention of renting on Airbnb at all is pretty risky, especially when this post is here to constitute proof that it was premeditated and not due to a job relocation, etc.Curious to see if my interpretation is right, there are others on the forum with more savvy than myself.

You should know even attorneys are extremely cautious on these as the interpretation by the courts varies from county to county, so there is a wildcard with these.

If you have a visit from a by-law officer, or if the house is appraised for refinancing, both will most likely interpret locks on all the bedroom doors as a rooming house.  

I'm basically working on one from scratch and my loose interpretation of its meaning right now...