A concern that jumps out to me is I can control who I rent to but others in the building may not be as discerning.

I could ask them not to open the door, but I can't control their kids or guests.

Because he was a very large man and was getting out of control, I ran back to the car, grabbed my small tape recorder, shoved it  under his nose (I'm only 5'2") and told him if he had anything to say to speak into this. 

So keep an eye out for the leasing provision in your declaration (if any) because that is the controlling document.So to recap, if the declaration is silent on leasing, you’ll be able to rent unless the declaration is properly amended, or if the board adopts a rule/regulation restricting rentals.

The problem with this approach is you do not have any control over the auction. 

Hi All! I am combing through my local certified 2017 appraisal roll to build a targeted marketing list. Most property owners are listed as individual(s) or an entity of some sort (LLC, LP, etc). However, a few prime p...

Since I have my one I control it all.

Having control over a entire community allows many options.

Prices at least in Tampa are out of control at the moment. 

YOU want complete control over that part...