Q: Am I allowed to have roommates help cover the mortgage if the HOA says I can't rent out individual rooms?
From the HOA: Homes may be leased, licensed or occupied only in their entirety and no fraction
or portion may be rented. No bed and breakfast facility may be operated out of a Home. Individual
rooms of a Home may not be leased on any basis. No transient tenants may be accommodated in a
Home. All leases or occupancy agreements of Homes (collectively, "Lease Agreements") are subject to
the provisions of thisSection12.23. All Lease Agreements shall be in writing. A copy of all Lease
Agreements shall be provided to the Association. No Lease Agreement may be fora term of less than
one (1) year, and no Home may be leased more than two (2) times in any calendar year unless otherwise
approved by the Association in the case of hardship. The Lessee as part of the Lease Agreement, shall
agree to abide by and adhere to the terms and conditions of this Declaration together with all Rules and
Regulations and all policies adopted by the Association.
A: I think you know the answer already. No. It clearly says you cannot rent out part of the unit; only the whole unit may be rented at once.
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