DsMom2020 - I am answering on the fly, so forgive my lack of specific information or proper verbiage. There is some sort of act/clause/provision/law which allows sailors or military personnel to break a lease without penalties if they have orders to move. My son told me about this because I believe the apartment where he stayed had a 6 month or a 1-year lease, or they were looking at an apartment with such.
I am sorry to hear that your son is dealing with HOA requirements. We are very cautious when we move to make sure that we are not getting into an HOA. But I have other family members who live in an area that is predominantly HOA and so it just depends. I would say that he looks into just setting the least as 1 year and the property management company will know that they are most likely going to be broken. There will be some sailors who end up not being ready to move out immediately after Prototype because of their orders. My son had almost that situation, one of his roommates was still in the apartment after he and the other roommate had moved on. Another friend on this group, her son was in GC for a month or more waiting for his orders to his ship.
Have your son continue to check and ask around to his buddy's that have rented at apartments. I am sure the HOA has that clause because they do not want random cars in and out. I think another thing to check on would be the # of cars in a driveway or parked on the street and leasing as a multi-person dwelling, versus a single-family dwelling. That could cause some other issues as well.
All the best to your son. Another option would be to rent to married couples coming into NNPTC from A school forward.
Chipmunk
DsMom2020 - I am answering on the fly, so forgive my lack of specific information or proper verbiage. There is some sort of act/clause/provision/law which allows sailors or military personnel to break a lease without penalties if they have orders to move. My son told me about this because I believe the apartment where he stayed had a 6 month or a 1-year lease, or they were looking at an apartment with such.
I am sorry to hear that your son is dealing with HOA requirements. We are very cautious when we move to make sure that we are not getting into an HOA. But I have other family members who live in an area that is predominantly HOA and so it just depends. I would say that he looks into just setting the least as 1 year and the property management company will know that they are most likely going to be broken. There will be some sailors who end up not being ready to move out immediately after Prototype because of their orders. My son had almost that situation, one of his roommates was still in the apartment after he and the other roommate had moved on. Another friend on this group, her son was in GC for a month or more waiting for his orders to his ship.
Have your son continue to check and ask around to his buddy's that have rented at apartments. I am sure the HOA has that clause because they do not want random cars in and out. I think another thing to check on would be the # of cars in a driveway or parked on the street and leasing as a multi-person dwelling, versus a single-family dwelling. That could cause some other issues as well.
All the best to your son. Another option would be to rent to married couples coming into NNPTC from A school forward.
on Sunday
Chipmunk
I do not advocate for multiple married couples in the same house though - that leads to other issues. - Sorry, I just wanted to make that clear.
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B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet)
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