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March 13, 2008 at 5:35 PM #12098March 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM #169012
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GuestRun away and don’t look back. As the owner of a condo in a 2-unit condo association, both owners will be bound by the association’s CCR’s but each will be 100% responsible for enforcing said CCR’s against the other owner, along with associated legal costs.
March 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM #169448Anonymous
GuestRun away and don’t look back. As the owner of a condo in a 2-unit condo association, both owners will be bound by the association’s CCR’s but each will be 100% responsible for enforcing said CCR’s against the other owner, along with associated legal costs.
March 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM #169370Anonymous
GuestRun away and don’t look back. As the owner of a condo in a 2-unit condo association, both owners will be bound by the association’s CCR’s but each will be 100% responsible for enforcing said CCR’s against the other owner, along with associated legal costs.
March 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM #169348Anonymous
GuestRun away and don’t look back. As the owner of a condo in a 2-unit condo association, both owners will be bound by the association’s CCR’s but each will be 100% responsible for enforcing said CCR’s against the other owner, along with associated legal costs.
March 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM #169344Anonymous
GuestRun away and don’t look back. As the owner of a condo in a 2-unit condo association, both owners will be bound by the association’s CCR’s but each will be 100% responsible for enforcing said CCR’s against the other owner, along with associated legal costs.
March 13, 2008 at 5:57 PM #169375OceanBeachLooking
ParticipantWow, sounds like a potential disaster. Are there people really buying these places? And by the way, how could it be listed as a single family property rather than a condo? Thanks.
March 13, 2008 at 5:57 PM #169454OceanBeachLooking
ParticipantWow, sounds like a potential disaster. Are there people really buying these places? And by the way, how could it be listed as a single family property rather than a condo? Thanks.
March 13, 2008 at 5:57 PM #169016OceanBeachLooking
ParticipantWow, sounds like a potential disaster. Are there people really buying these places? And by the way, how could it be listed as a single family property rather than a condo? Thanks.
March 13, 2008 at 5:57 PM #169354OceanBeachLooking
ParticipantWow, sounds like a potential disaster. Are there people really buying these places? And by the way, how could it be listed as a single family property rather than a condo? Thanks.
March 13, 2008 at 5:57 PM #169346OceanBeachLooking
ParticipantWow, sounds like a potential disaster. Are there people really buying these places? And by the way, how could it be listed as a single family property rather than a condo? Thanks.
March 13, 2008 at 6:31 PM #169362jpinpb
ParticipantThey’re doing that in PB too. Splitting the lots. I laugh at the prices, also. It is a recipe for trouble. I don’t know how the city can approve these things, but greed goes everywhere and I’m sure they got some money for the splitting of the lots. The hell w/the homeowners. Let them figure it out.
Can you imagine owning your place and behind you (or in front) the owner rents it out to some college frat kids partying and trashing the place? No thanks. Your recourse, to call the police or absent owner (like he’ll give a crap as long as he gets his rent).
March 13, 2008 at 6:31 PM #169367jpinpb
ParticipantThey’re doing that in PB too. Splitting the lots. I laugh at the prices, also. It is a recipe for trouble. I don’t know how the city can approve these things, but greed goes everywhere and I’m sure they got some money for the splitting of the lots. The hell w/the homeowners. Let them figure it out.
Can you imagine owning your place and behind you (or in front) the owner rents it out to some college frat kids partying and trashing the place? No thanks. Your recourse, to call the police or absent owner (like he’ll give a crap as long as he gets his rent).
March 13, 2008 at 6:31 PM #169032jpinpb
ParticipantThey’re doing that in PB too. Splitting the lots. I laugh at the prices, also. It is a recipe for trouble. I don’t know how the city can approve these things, but greed goes everywhere and I’m sure they got some money for the splitting of the lots. The hell w/the homeowners. Let them figure it out.
Can you imagine owning your place and behind you (or in front) the owner rents it out to some college frat kids partying and trashing the place? No thanks. Your recourse, to call the police or absent owner (like he’ll give a crap as long as he gets his rent).
March 13, 2008 at 6:31 PM #169390jpinpb
ParticipantThey’re doing that in PB too. Splitting the lots. I laugh at the prices, also. It is a recipe for trouble. I don’t know how the city can approve these things, but greed goes everywhere and I’m sure they got some money for the splitting of the lots. The hell w/the homeowners. Let them figure it out.
Can you imagine owning your place and behind you (or in front) the owner rents it out to some college frat kids partying and trashing the place? No thanks. Your recourse, to call the police or absent owner (like he’ll give a crap as long as he gets his rent).
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