I make sure every buyer gets a copy of the CC&R before we make an offer so they understand the rules and policies of the prospective subdivision. I've yet to lose a deal by providing a CC&R but realize there's the possibility it could be a deal breaker for some families. I prefer to err on the side of caution and let buyers know these important details upfront.
While I believe most people like their neighborhoods to be neat, clean, and tidy, many do not like to be told how/when to cut their grass, whether they can park on the road, have trailers, boats, or RVs in the driveway, paint a particular color, or even have a basketball hoop visible from the road. To each their own; CC&R neighborhoods aren't ideal for everybody.
For some buyers, CC&R's invoke feelings of rebellion so I always recommend we move on to a different area when that occurs. If the buyer is uncomfortable, their experience will be unsatisfactory, they will not be happy in their new home, and I will potentially lose future/follow-up business.
For those that are orderly, want things in their place, and don't mind rules, CC&R's are a blessing. For others the freedom to do what they want to do on their own property when/how they want to do it has appeal. I get it...It's all about choices. Isn't it satisfying that as real estate agents we have the opportunity to help people find the home of their dreams...on their own terms?!
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