Announcements
Leasing Policy Overview & FAQs
To support a well-managed and consistent community, the Association has adopted a leasing policy that establishes procedures for leased homes. We understand that this is a change, and we want to provide clear, transparent information about what the policy does—and what it does not do.
Click "Read More" at the bottom of this page for FAQs.
Key Points at a Glance
Leasing is Allowed
Homeowners may still lease their homes in accordance with community requirements.
Effective April 1, 2026
The policy applies to new leases starting on or after April 1, 2026.
$300 Annual Fee
A leasing administration fee applies to leased homes.
No Lease Management
The HOA does not manage tenants or leases and does not approve or deny tenants.
What the HOA Does (and Does Not Do)
The HOA DOES
- Maintain lease and tenant records
- Manage amenity and access systems
- Communicate community rules and updates
- Enforce governing documents when needed
The HOA DOES NOT
- Act as a property manager
- Screen or approve tenants
- Negotiate or control lease terms
- Manage day-to-day rental activity
Our Goal
Our goal is not to restrict homeowners, but to ensure that leased properties are:
- Properly documented
- Consistently managed
- Aligned with community standards
This helps maintain a safe, well-functioning environment for all residents—both owners and tenants.
View Full Policy
Leasing Administration Policy
Review the full policy document for complete details, requirements, and procedures related to leased homes in the community.
View Full PolicyThe Board of Directors is currently reviewing a proposed Leasing Policy for Silos Community Association. Before taking formal action, we are sharing the draft with the community for transparency and informal feedback.
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