Yes, you probably will need to get permission from the HOA board or a specific rule change.

I had a call with my VRBO ambassador this summer and last minute bookings is something they mentioned and were seeing across the board.

I've reached out to the Treasurer's Office  in several counties, and I've received essentially the same information across the board, which I thought would be useful to share here.After three years, the lien holder can still apply for a treasurer's deed.

I’ve been listening to bigger pockets and doing my own research for a few years now and finally got my husband on board.  

But there is SO much going on right now, and with so many variables changing in ways that are really all over the board, it's really hard to make the same assumptions that we've been able to make in the past 5-10 years. 

We're going to tear out the drywall around the jacuzzi, replace it with cement board, add a shower head, and tile the surround.

I have seen properties convert the radiant heat system to electric board heating style during remodels.

However, you can make the tenant pay it directly to the HOA Board, or you can build it into the rent.

I serve on the board of CFRI, the local REIA and we have members partner all the time.

Most people charge a flat fee across the board to each tenant and then eat the difference.Good luck.