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Can a Condo Restrict Flooring Types?

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This question was submitted by Rustina G. of Florida 

Can a condominium association prohibit hardwood or tile flooring in first-floor units because it’s unfair to other owners, even though owners are responsible for the interior of their units? You own the inside so what right would they have? 


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