Zahara Professional Offices

What Zahara Professional Offices's governing documents say

Zahara Professional Offices is a commercial condominium in Scottsdale, AZ — you buy an office unit and become a member of the homeowners association. Units must be used exclusively for commercial or professional office purposes; no residential living, animals (except aquarium fish), or short-term leasing are allowed. The association maintains common elements like roofs, parking lots, and landscaping, funded by assessments based on each unit's square footage.

• What you own & maintain: You own the interior of your unit (finishes, interior partitions, fixtures serving only your unit). The association maintains common elements (exterior walls, roofs, parking areas, landscaping). You must maintain your unit and any limited common elements assigned to you, such as a parking space or monument sign panel.
• Permitted use & restrictions: All units must be used only for commercial or professional office purposes, in line with zoning. No animal (except fish), no outdoor antennas, no signs visible from outside without board approval, no inoperative vehicles, and no parking of trucks, trailers, boats, or RVs.
• Leasing & rentals: Leases must be in writing, state they are subject to this declaration and rules, and you must provide the association with lease details at least 10 days before move-in. You remain liable for any rule violations by your tenant.
• Parking & vehicles: Parking is allowed only in designated spaces. No vehicle repair, construction, or storage of inoperative vehicles. Trucks, trailers, campers, and boats are prohibited. The board may tow violators at owner expense.
• Assessments & fees: You pay a monthly common expense assessment based on your unit's square footage. A transfer fee is due upon sale. Special assessments require 2/3 owner approval (unless for insurance repairs). Delinquencies accrue interest and late fees; the association can lien and foreclose.
• Architectural review: Any structural additions, alterations, or changes visible from outside require prior board approval. Nonstructural interior changes do not need approval, but you are liable for damage to other units or common elements. You must provide insurance and indemnify the association.
• Limitations of this document: This text is an excerpt — the declaration is incomplete (ends mid-sentence at Article 7.12). Not all rules are visible; for example, no specific lease minimum term, pet limits beyond 'no animals except fish,' or details on insurance requirements are shown here.

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