WHY DO PEOPLE WANT TO MOVE INTO A NO-PET COMMUNITY OWNING A PET?

By Jan Bergemann

Published August 5, 2016

I always ask myself: Why do people move into a no-pet community if they have or want a pet? Let’s make no mistake: I like pets and I would never even consider the idea of moving into a no-pet community. It just makes no sense to me.

I hear over and over again about people wanting to buy into a no-pet – or weight-limited-pet – community, even adding doctor’s papers to their application?

Aren’t they aware that many of the people living in these so-called no-pet communities are not friendly towards pets, because they moved there for a purpose?

Isn’t moving into a no-pet community with a pet – emotional support animal or not – asking for controversy? Don’t these folks consider that the folks who moved into no-pet communities for a reason – like allergies – will not appreciate their no-pet rules to be broken and will fight them all the way?

A wide majority of communities in Florida don’t have any no-pet or limited weight pet rules – meaning there are many communities that allow dogs and cats – and all other kinds of animals – without annoying your future neighbors.

Honestly: I wouldn’t move anywhere where I’m not wanted in the first place!

Doesn’t it mean you are starting a fight with your future neighbors before you even move in?


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Jan Bergemann Jan Bergemann is president of Cyber Citizens For Justice, Florida 's largest state-wide property owners' advocacy group. CCFJ works on legislation to help owners living in community  

associations. He moved to Florida in 1995 - hoping to retire. He moved into a HOA, where the developer cheated the homeowners and used the association dues for his own purposes. End of retirement!

 

CCFJ was born in the year 2000, when some owners met in Tallahassee - finding out that power is only in numbers. Bergemann was a member of Governor Jeb Bush's HOA Task force in 2003/2004.

 

The organization has two websites to inform interested Florida homeowners and condo owners:

News Website: http://www.ccfj.net/.

Educational Website: http://www.ccfjfoundation.net/.

   
We think that only owners can really represent owners, since all service providers surely have a different interest! We are trying to create owner-friendly laws, but the best laws are useless without enforcement. And enforcement is totally lacking in Florida !


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