What is the process to get owners to abide by the rules and keep up their rental property?
As fellow homeowners, the Board of Directors understands the frustration that some homes on the Ranch are in disrepair and with landscaping that gravely needs attention. Unfortunately, irresponsible homeowners encompass owner-occupied properties, as well as, rental properties. That said, our Non-Compliance Process is the same. All communications are directed to the homeowner of record and not to the residents of the property.
During our September 2019 Open Forum meeting we reviewed the “Non-Compliance Process” document with homeowners. This process document shows the steps Sunnymead Ranch PCA takes in order to encourage homeowners to comply with the CC&Rs. This process for enforcement is governed by the State of California and our CC&Rs. Unfortunately, for those of us who maintain our properties, it may be viewed as a very slow process. Often times homeowners think that because a property stays in disrepair for a long period of time that nothing is being done. We assure you that that is not the case, they are certainly in the process.
~Renée Osburn, Director
To view the “Non-Compliance Process Example” visit www.MySunnymead.com/My-Account and navigate to: Form & Docs – Documents – Meeting Minutes – 2019 – 09-25-2019 Executive Reports Noncompliance Process Example
As fellow homeowners, the Board of Directors understands the frustration that some homes on the Ranch are in disrepair and with landscaping that gravely needs attention. Unfortunately, irresponsible homeowners encompass owner-occupied properties, as well as, rental properties. That said, our Non-Compliance Process is the same. All communications are directed to the homeowner of record and not to the residents of the property.
During our September 2019 Open Forum meeting we reviewed the “Non-Compliance Process” document with homeowners. This process document shows the steps Sunnymead Ranch PCA takes in order to encourage homeowners to comply with the CC&Rs. This process for enforcement is governed by the State of California and our CC&Rs. Unfortunately, for those of us who maintain our properties, it may be viewed as a very slow process. Often times homeowners think that because a property stays in disrepair for a long period of time that nothing is being done. We assure you that that is not the case, they are certainly in the process.
~Renée Osburn, Director
To view the “Non-Compliance Process Example” visit www.MySunnymead.com/My-Account and navigate to: Form & Docs – Documents – Meeting Minutes – 2019 – 09-25-2019 Executive Reports Noncompliance Process Example