We have renters who have been Pacific Towerites since the Reagan
era and newbies who just moved in. The number fluctuates, but out of 118 units
we have around 40 renters. What rights do renters have? For instance, what if
renter wants the HOA Board to take action because his upstairs neighbor is clog
dancing on the concrete? The renter would have to ask his landlord to file a
Violation Report with the HOA in his behalf. Renters are not invited to monthly
Homeowners Meeting because they are not homeowners. Them’s the rules.
Let Us Know, Let Us Know…We hate being last to know that
someone new moved in. How embarrassing, asking a stranger where they’re going
and finding out they’ve been living here for two months. New tenants should
check in asap by texting the Building Manager at 619.339.3490. Karyl will be
happy to show renters which keys are which and give them a personal 4-digit
intercom passcode. New renters should know they cannot move in on a weekend or
during the evening. Reason why: there’s no PT Staff to unlock the wide lobby
double doors, no one here to magically transform an elevator into a padded FREIGHT
elevator and to lock it down. Lastly, the landlord is required to give us a
copy of the lease.
If you’re a San Diego landlord and can maintain your unit
yourself, good for you. If you’re an absentee landlord and your income property
is a state away, you might need a property manager. The Building Manager can’t
be expected to be your property manager.
Nuff said.
An absolutely free copy of our wonderful Rules &
Regulations is just waiting for you to peruse. Please gaze upon its sumptuous
list of Things You Can’t Do! It can be found on our website PacificTowerHOA.org.
Happy reading!