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by Mark Walters
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to the restriction. They may be the third or fourth owner of the home and not even be aware of the restriction.
Oh sure, you could buy the home, rent it and hope you are not discovered violating the CC&Rs.
However, anyone who has ever dealt with a HOA soon discovers that there are always a few other homeowners with an eagle eye out for the slightest infraction of the CC&Rs. They delight in notifying the HOA management company,,, and the management company is bound to investigate and enforce the rules. For you the investor is no appeal... and there is no recourse.
This is a strong reminder that every investor should have a clause in every purchase contract that says the purchase agreement is contingent upon you receiving, reading and approving a copy of the CC&Rs.
This is a potential ulcer-creating situation that no investor can afford to ignore.
About the Author
Mark Walters is a third generation real estate investor who shares his experience from his Web site at http://www.cashflowinstitute.com |
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