Most likely no because they signed a lease that binds them to existing terms, and unless those terms have a rent increase it is unlikely you would be able to raise the rent for the term of the lease, but contact a local property manager to be sure, they will know the law in your locality.

In AZ we have a statement called the Sellers Property Disclosure Statement (SPDS) which states "Sellers are obligated by Arizona common law to disclose all known material facts about a property to the buyer."

And if you plan to do it, do it soon, as you got a warning already in writing, Laws where you are could be different, here I am not responsible for things located in walls per the CC&R.

. $14/night AirBnB tax, and letting renters pay their deposit over the first 6 months of the lease, among other ridiculous laws), as well as increasing my property taxes 25% this year to pay for their wasteful spending, versus a more conservative government in Phoenix garnering less property tax and more relaxed rental rules.  

However, the new tax law does not allow you to carry it back.Other than that - Cost segs can be a great mechanism to decrease your tax liability

If there is an HOA it has to be registered with the state (in my experience which is only TX, CA, CO) and the by-laws should be recorded at the county recorder's office, again in my limited experience this is always the case. 

(You may not know the law but what you are looking for is statements that indicate they communicate with the tenant regarding move-out procedures, unit condition expectations, etc.)

Contact http://www.rapoportlegal.com/she’s my go to for real estate law in SJ.

Most brokerages don't like creative deals. 2) Yes it will help in that many laws are similar across the nation.

Hi All, Does anyone happen to know what the Woodbridge, VA laws for RV/camper trailer parking?