HOA Rules and Pets - 5 Things You NEED to Know

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HOA Rules and Pets - 5 Things You NEED to Know
Most HOAs (Homeowners Associations) have rules concerning pets. If you are thinking of buying a home in Sarasota, Lakewood Ranch or Venice it is important that you understand these rules. For more information on Hoemowners Assocations in Sarasota visit www.VictoriaRanck.com
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00:35 - HOA Rules and pets overview
01:20 - #1 HOA Pet Rules Rules Vary
02:15 - #2 HOA Documents
02:50 - #3 Types of Pet Rules
04:00 - #4 Renting Your Home
04:30 - #5 Service Animals
05:30 - Summary
If you are thinking of buying a home in Sarasota or anywhere in Florida, it is likely that you will look at homes located in a community with an HOA (Homeowners Association). If it's a gated community, you can rest assured there is an HOA. Many non-gated communities also have HOA boards. The rules concerning pets vary greatly from community to community and the type of home you are buying can have an effect on the types of pet rules.
In general Single Family Homes have less stringent pet rules while condominiums usually have stricter rules. It is important to note that in Florida a condo is not only a unit in a multistory building. A villa, a townhome or even a duplex may be a condo. It really depends on what the HOA manages. If you own the property it is probably not a condo. If the HOA is responsible for the roof and siding, it most likely is a condo.
The five important things you need to know:
1. Most HOAs have pet rules of some kind
2. Before you purchase a home or before your due diligence period has ended, get a copy of the HOA rules and read them.. Make sure the pet rules are to your liking.
3. The types of rules to look for include breed, number of pets, and size of pet. Some communities do not allow "aggressive breeds".
4. If you intend to rent the home, ensure your renters know and follow the HOA rules. You are responsible for their behavior.
5. If you have a service animal such as a trained, documented seeing eye or hearing ear dog, the Americans with Disabilities Act may supersede HOA rules. Clear it with the HOA beforehand.
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@RealtorKateSmith 4 года назад

Great video - buyers need to read the pet rules in HOA or condo docs, before buying.

@AtarahDerek 2 года назад

Re: Service animals and HOAs 1. There is NO legal documentation for service animals. 2. The ADA only covers access to public areas within the HOA. The FHA covers keeping the animal in your home without any pet fees. 3. The ADA and FHA are federal civil rights laws, meaning their authority is second only to the Constitution. Ergo, they supersede HOA rules in ALL cases, not just select cases. The ONE AND ONLY TIME an HOA can reject an assistance animal is when they can demonstrate that the animal would place an undue burden on them (e.g. having to build new space to accommodate a miniature horse, which requires stabling to be happy and healthy). 4. Under the FHA, service and emotional support animals are collectively known as assistance animals. There are different rules for determining the validity of an ESA compared to a task trained service animal. Every HOA is required to understand and abide by these rules, as are the owners of the ESA in question.

@abasi1968 2 года назад

The advice is very good but what is up with that overly loud music the music is not important what you are saying is more important than music it's like being on the bus and you got five people talking extremely loud on the bus while you're trying to focus on getting to your destination

@scottievaldez4194 2 года назад

I’ll never buy in a HOA.

@josebrivera1716 3 года назад

Your intro is too long. And your music is too loud and competes with your voice. One should not have to strain to listen to your voice through the music. And there is no need to raise the music volume between talking points. Otherwise a pretty good and informative video.

@ranckrealestate 3 года назад

Thanks for the feedback!