Heron Bay HOA backs off some controversial landlord rules
The new board at Heron Bay, one of Broward County’s largest homeowners associations, walked back some of the most contentious provisions of its proposed landlord and leasing rules, canceling a set of proposals that roiled owners and tenants in the community. The master board proposed changes this summer that some homeowners said infringed on property rights and gave the association too much control over landlords and tenants. The changes called for limiting owners to one lease per year without hardship exceptions, requiring landlord orientations for every new lease or renewal, barring tenants with rule violations from renewing or leasing elsewhere […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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