I disagree. The crux of the matter is that there are good people and there
are bad people, not renters vs owners. If you open this up, and tell
everyone who is renting, you may as well be racially profiling. I believe
that as long as the bylaws are followed the number of units rented can be
maintained. We just need to be vigilant and report criminal activity to the
police. It happens all over the country. I agree with a neighborhood
watch.
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[mailto:highland-discuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of William Hauser
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Subject: [highland-discuss] Re: Theft
All,
The crux of the matter isn't how many units CMA knows are rented, but rather
how many units are NOT owner-occupied. My guess is there's a difference -
possibly significant - between the two.
What would be useful for all to see would be a list from CMA of all the
units that are rentals, so it can be compared with reality. This is not to
pit neighbor against neighbor, but rather to perform a checkup on the
adherence to our own bylaws. In fact, a useful addendum at each annual
meeting would be a current list of rented units, so all can see what units
have dropped off and which have been added throughout the year. Full
disclosure so we as a community can stay on top of what seems to be a
hot-button issue for Owners. What is there to hide?
I think we have 107 units, and 25 percent of those can be rentals according
to bylaws - so to be in compliance, 26 rental units are allowed.
Hauser
On Jun 19, 2015, at 2:44 PM, Dennis Hoffman wrote:
Pat we have 26 units rented and a waiting list of 5 units desiring to rent
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Community Management Associates | 1465 Northside Drive Ste 128 | Atlanta,
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