>Did/does your building have the equivalent of an HOA? I know my neighborhood has banned short term rentals. Part of the problem is that landlords are able to

>Did/does your building have the equivalent of an HOA? I know my neighborhood has banned short term rentals. Part of the problem is that landlords are able to charge so much more for AirBnB here that none of the landlords really want to rule out the possibility of getting in on the gravy themselves, hence the stat about half the rental market being on Airbnb. Most buildings have an owners association of some kind, but it doesn't have the power that HOA's seem to have according to the Internet. As far as I know (and I'm not very knowledgeable on this), if there was any kind of major disagreement, such as some owners trying to stop others from doing short term rentals, ultimately it would have to end up in court to force someones hand.