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What I see as an operator and investor down here is many people ignoring HOA rules and trying to slide by and do shorter term rentals even when buildings don't allow it.

The prices are already fair and they are sliding every day.

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If you let it slide, it will continue to be an issue. 

Don't let it slide.

Because you might note from your glass palace, I reside in a concrete dome, a rock throwing contest may not fair the result you think.  

If the consensus becomes that homes are grossly overvalued (as they are), rates are sky rocketing (as they are), we are battling hyperinflation (which we are), and that pay rates are not increasing quick enough to keep this trend going (which they aren't, and not by a long shot), that could be the start of the downhill slide.

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