Tennessee § 13-7-605 Effect of part on condominiums, co-ops, homeowners associations, or other similar entities, lessors, and property owners

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§ 13-7-605 — Effect of part on condominiums, co-ops, homeowners associations, or other similar entities, lessors, and property owners

Tennessee § 13-7-605

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 13-7-605 (2026).

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Nothing in this part prohibits:

(1)A condominium, co-op, homeowners association, or other similar entity from prohibiting or otherwise restricting an owner of property within the jurisdiction of the condominium, co-op, association, or other similar entity from using the owner's property as a short-term rental unit as provided for in the entity's governing documents;

(2)A lessor, through the terms of a lease agreement, from restricting the use of the leased property as a short-term rental unit; or (3) A property owner from placing a restrictive covenant or easement on the property that restricts the future use of the property as a short-term rental unit as authorized under existing law.

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Nothing in this part prohibits: (1) A condominium, co-op, homeowners association, or other similar entity from prohibiting or otherwise restricting an owner of property within the jurisdiction of the condominium, co-op, association, or other similar entity from using the owner's property as a short-term rental unit as provided for in the entity's governing documents; (2) A lessor, through the terms of a lease agreement, from restricting the use of the leased property as a short-term rental unit; or (3) A property owner from placing a restrictive covenant or easement on the property that restricts the future use of the property as a short-term rental unit as authorized under existing law.