Is my gym equipment considered indoor furniture from a legal standpoint?
I don't think gym equipment is considered indoor furniture. Does the HOA have any regulations about gym equipment on the decks?
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I don't think gym equipment is considered indoor furniture. Does the HOA have any regulations about gym equipment on the decks?
I think this is more properly a probate question. I think I saw you ask a similar question in the probate field too. The issue, as I see it, is...
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