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    Restriction Types & Board Authority

    How HOAs classify rental limits, plus how often boards reserve broad discretion or thin due-process protections.

    High enforcement authority

    27%

    Boards combining fines, discretion, and penalty risk via enforcement authority

    Broad discretion language

    19%

    Rules that let boards approve, deny, or revoke at will

    Due-process gap

    40%

    Communities scoring below 60 on notice and appeal rights

    Restriction Category Distribution
    Breakdown of 15,187 analyzed communities by primary restriction type.
    Detailed Breakdown
    No Restriction
    1,867
    12.3%
    Short-Term Ban
    123
    0.8%
    Rental Cap
    6,405
    42.2%
    Board Approval
    2,764
    18.2%
    Full Prohibition
    1,177
    7.8%

    Dominant Restriction

    The most common form of restriction is Rental Cap, affecting 42% of analyzed communities.

    Enforcement & Due Process

    27% of HOAs operate with high enforcement authority, 19% include broad board-discretion language, and 40% fall below 60 on procedural fairness, limiting owner recourse.

    Methodology snapshot
    How we measure restriction prevalence and board authority.

    • Source documents: CC&Rs, bylaws, rental addenda, and board resolutions

    • OCR + clause classification to identify primary restriction type

    • Board discretion flag: approvals, revocations, and unilateral exceptions

    • Due-process score: notice standards, hearing language, and appeal options