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Do apartment/condo buildings in SF not have some kind of tenants' or owners' association or management, with whom you agreed in a contract to some rules on how
by _delirium 12y ago
Do apartment/condo buildings in SF not have some kind of tenants' or owners' association or management, with whom you agreed in a contract to some rules on how you can use your unit? I don't think you could get away with doing it that openly in Copenhagen even if there were no laws involved. If you're running your unit as basically a hotel, odds are that it's going to annoy at least one neighbor, who'll point out that your lease (if rented) or condo-purchase agreement (if owned) doesn't allow you to do that.
- philipn 12y agoSF is a bit different than other communities in that most apartment buildings are really just these large, zany old victorians. Few have tenant associations or real management. My apartment, for instance, is a 4-address building, with each address subdivided into 4-5 sub-units. The building is owned and managed by someone who grew up in the building. I've lived in SF for 7 years, and never lived anywhere that's like a conventional apartment complex.