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Depending on state law and the requirements of the condo bylaws major changes in the condo rules in many projects require a supermajority of residents to vote i
by staticman2 5y ago
Depending on state law and the requirements of the condo bylaws major changes in the condo rules in many projects require a supermajority of residents to vote in favor of such a change, so rule changes aren't necessarily something that can be easily or arbitrarily changed for important aspects of the project.
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- everforward 5y agoYeah, but then it's on me to run a counter-campaign to preserve rights that I already have. I get the reasons why those processes exist, especially for condos, but it's just not for me. I grew up in a rural area, so my idea of ownership is probably tainted by space being a non-factor and enforcement of any kind of laws, much less non-governmental ones, being sparse. I'm hanging on to hope that remote work will become a major factor in the job market so that I can move back to the country without having to resort to the rural IT job market.