ThreeLittleBirds
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When you purchase a timeshare, or any condominium type property, you should know going into it that the management/homeowners' association not only has the right to, but will likely change rules over time. Honestly, I didn't read all the print for my timeshare purchase, but I did read the CCR's w/ my condo purchase, and it clearly states that changes and adaptations can be made at any time.
When I was purchasing my condo, a friend told me the best advice was to become a member of the homeowner's association so I would have a say regarding any rule changes. I did not heed this advice, and the association changed the rules at one point stating that only one pet per condo was allowed. At the time, I had a dog and a cat. Fortunately, I didn't have to fight them, and they quickly made an amendment grandfathering me in, but they legally didn't have to. However, if one of my pets died, I was not allowed to get another.
When I was purchasing my condo, a friend told me the best advice was to become a member of the homeowner's association so I would have a say regarding any rule changes. I did not heed this advice, and the association changed the rules at one point stating that only one pet per condo was allowed. At the time, I had a dog and a cat. Fortunately, I didn't have to fight them, and they quickly made an amendment grandfathering me in, but they legally didn't have to. However, if one of my pets died, I was not allowed to get another.