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Part One — The Question That Never Reaches You

It’s 8:47pm on a Tuesday. Sarah at unit 6 is thinking about listing her unit on Airbnb for a few weekends this summer. She wants to check the rules first.

She doesn’t text the board president. She doesn’t post in the neighborhood Facebook group. She emails the address on her welcome packet.

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To:heronwood@ask.boardpath.tech
Subject:Question about renting my unit

Hi,

I’m at unit 6 and I was thinking about listing my unit on Airbnb for a few weekends this summer — just to help cover some costs. I wanted to check if that’s actually allowed before I set anything up.

Thanks so much,
Sarah

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That’s what your homeowners experience.

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Part Two — When It’s a Board Issue

Two weeks later. A neighbor reports that the Miller family at unit 14 has been renting on Airbnb every weekend since Memorial Day. Three different families have stayed there. Neighbors are frustrated. The board president receives the report.

This one doesn’t self-resolve. It requires board action.

Part Three — The Inbox

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The same answer you just saw in The Boardroom arrived in Sarah’s email — in 43 seconds, without any board member involved.

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Heronwood Commons HOA

Governing Document Response

Re: Question about renting my unit

ANSWER

Short-term rentals — including Airbnb, VRBO, and similar platforms — are not permitted at Heronwood Commons under your current governing documents.

GOVERNING AUTHORITY

Article IX, Section 4 · Declaration of Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions

“No Lot shall be leased or rented for transient or hotel purposes, which shall be defined as rental for any period less than thirty (30) consecutive days.”

↳ Declaration of CC&Rs — Highest governing authority

This answer is grounded in Heronwood Commons HOA’s governing documents. It is not legal advice. For questions requiring board action or legal interpretation, contact your board of directors directly.

BoardPath· Governing Document Intelligence · boardpath.tech · Response generated in 43 seconds

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✓Tom's Tuesday evening was uninterrupted.

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