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Old 09-03-2008, 02:49 PM
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I mentioned this on a previous thread but opening it up for discussion. Do complex managers allow for sale banners on apts?
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There will probably be a clause in the lease forbidding the hanging of any kind of banner. That's usually the case with flats in the UK.
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But if you own the apt outright then I suppose its yours to so what you want. Would be interested to hear from others.
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Most flats ae leasehold, not freehold, so yoo are bound by the terms of the lease - in theory.
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Agreed. I think the main factor is that they can be very unsightly and offputting for other owners.
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Even if it is free hold, there will be a home owners association with rules.
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It simply depends on the rules of the community. Check with the President of each community.

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