Yes .What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? ME
Can a Condo Association forbid 2nd floor owners from installing non-carpeted flooring in their unit?
IF, the bylaws give them any authority over interior decor, which seems a little unlikely.Yes .
Your answer was the supposition. Why do you believe the HOA can tell tenants how to style the interior of the residence?Based on the information given, my answer was correct. The rest is supposition.
The question, without further elaboration or information was "Can they..."Your answer was the supposition. Why do you believe the HOA can tell tenants how to style the interior of the residence?
Unless you're using some Clintonian what is is argument.
"Can" they forbid? Yes. It would be unsuccessful unless they have the power, might be a better way to say it. Well, unless you are trying to intentionally mislead the OP.
Ok, they CAN forbid. Enforcing is another matter entirely.The question, without further elaboration or information was "Can they..."
The answer is "Yes."
YOU are adding a bunch of "ifs"
Take your shoes off.Thanks for all the imput.
This matter is up for discussion at the annual meeting. I can understand that it might be an issue regarding the noise but some of the rooms/units already have non-carpet flooring?? Since it's their idea, are they going to pay to have the rugs cleaned yearly or replaced???
**A: who is they? If the HOA, then the answer is of course not.Thanks for all the imput.
This matter is up for discussion at the annual meeting. I can understand that it might be an issue regarding the noise but some of the rooms/units already have non-carpet flooring?? Since it's their idea, are they going to pay to have the rugs cleaned yearly or replaced???