The ratio you mention can be a key factor considered by a bank in lending money to a prospective owner.
A building with too many renters may appear to the banker like a building with too high a risk -- i.e., for owner abandonment (due to the lack of a renter to help pay the mortgage); a building with mostly owners may appear more stable.
There may be a few guidelines in your general geography: for example, some condominium communities in ski areas require that every unit be rented for some number of weeks during the year.
Federal lending guidelines under Freddie Mac/ Fanny Mae may state a maximum ratio. You can ask your local bank lender for a ratio that the bank would be comfortable with, in order to offer a mortgage to a prospective buyer in your building.
Finally, you can read your governing documents to verify any rental caps, rental percentage limits and so forth. Your board or property manager can answer your question specifically.
There could be a liability if the renter has a criminal record and you were aware of it or failed to properly conduct a background check. You community may have restrictions contained within their docs, you may wish to check.However if this lady elected to go out with your renter that is their business not yours. If she has contacted you in regards to the renter see your attorney ASAP, there may be a hidden agenda
You can rent a condo to somebody by finding a real estate dealer and having them help you find a renter and they will help you deal with all the administrative issues. Or you can find somebody who wants to rent your condo and make a deal with them yourself
Go to the space where you are building the condo then there are red blobs where the blocks and fences go. Paint the condo then add the butterfly to the condo and your done!
A local builder or construction firm can answer your question.
What are the square foot construction costs for a 3-story condo building and a 10-story condo building in Chandler, Arizona ? - Terry
USAA Renter's Insurance covers all of a person's possessions in a rented apartment, house, or condo. USAA renter's insurance rates start as low as $12 a month for $2,500 in personal property coverage.
Rich little girl bought the penthouse at the Adelicia.
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Taylor's new condo is in Nashville, TN in building called the Adelicia. She has a penthouse.
Your answer is in the local municipal building code. There is no standard.
If mowing or gardening is not in your signed rental contract, then it's up to the renter to keep the yard clean and mowed. If you live in an apartment or condo then it's directly up to the Maintenance person of that building.
If it's acceptable to you, then it is acceptable.