Some HOAs have "no rentals" restrictions, and some force you to get their approval of renting or even the tenant.

What should go into the covenants & restrictions to be filed with the county and what should be part of the HOA?

There is no law on the books with the restriction you indicate in California,and I never heard of one in any state..

From what I can tell direct mail is expensive and I want my campaign to be as cost effective as possible.

So they tax us through inflation and nobody notices.I went to a Campaign for Liberty group meeting last night.

When you sign up for a membership on the website, the TOS clearly points to our Forum rules and they are posted at the top of ALL forum pages.This isn't about someone not knowing where to start; the person abusing the site clearly was undertaking a campaign to solicit as many people as possible, despite rules saying it wasn't okay.

I was under the impression that it was the installment contracts that were restricted, but not illegal.

They did it with a slick marketing campaign of pulling on the heart strings of average Americans, and passed an earmark/pork filled bill that nobody even read.Just a couple of quick facts: - Secretary of the Treasury made an "error" on his taxes (For SEVERAL YEARS).

NOW, compare that with MORE restrictive regs later in life,,plus HIGH priced removal stuff.

Unless you donated millions to their campaign, they don't listen to us "little people"