One owner’s battle with her homeowner’s association over her pets went viral on Monday. Here’s what a pet-loving broker-owner has to say about finding the best place for a furry friend.
Source: Inman News
Viral Reddit thread places HOAs in the doghouse
Published in Agent, HOA regulations, HOA rules, homeowner associations, Joe Schutt, Lifestyle, pet policies, pet-friendly homes, pets, Regulations and UNIT Boston
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