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Condo bylaws say no pets. Board does not uphold the rule.


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Our bylaws say no pets, yet the board looks the other way, and there are pets in the buildings. When we have had condos up for sale, and the particulars are listed by the real estate company, the details will say "no pets allowed." Owners are selling their units according to what the bylaws say, but this is not always the reality. I think some of the sellers have not known there were pets on the property when they listed "no pets allowed." I will be putting my condo up for sale soon. If I list it as "no pets allowed" when I know there are pets, is this illegal on my part, or is this some kind of breach of real estate transactions governed by local, state, or federal law?


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