Navarra Club at Moorings Naples, FL Homes for Sale

Should a unit owner wish to sell, lease, rent, or otherwise permit occupancy of his/her condominium parcel (which means the unit together with the undivided share of the common elements appurtenant thereto) he shall, before making or accepting any offer to purchase, sell, lease, rent, or otherwise permit occupancy of the condominium parcel, deliver to the Board of Directors a written notice containing:

(a) The name and address of the person(s) to whom the proposed sale, lease, or transfer is to be made, and

(b) Such other information as may be requested by the Board of Directors within five days of receipt of the notice.

The notice shall take the form of a completed standard application form prepared for the Board by the Management Company. A unit owner will inform the board or management company in advance of guests staying in the owner’s unit when the owner is not present. In the case of proposed sale or lease of a unit, the owner will obtain the appropriate application form which will be submitted with a $100 sale or $75 lease application fee, be signed by the prospective purchaser, lessee, or occupant and contain the following information:

(a) The street address of the property being sold or leased;

(b) The name(s), address, and telephone number of the seller or lessor;

(c) The name(s), present residential address and telephone number of the intended purchaser, lessee, or occupant;

(d) The name, address, and telephone number of the real estate (or closing) agent (if applicable);

(e) The name(s) and age(s) of the child(ren) who will occupy the condominium unit (if applicable);

(f) A description of the intended purchaser’s or lessee’s motor vehicle(s), including the license plate number(s) and state(s) of registration;

(g) Bank, credit, and personal references, as required by the application;

(h) A written acknowledgment by the intended purchaser, lessee, or occupant that he has read the Navarra Club Rules and Regulations and that he agrees to abide by them and/or any future amendments or revisions of them. Further, he agrees to comply with all provisions of the Articles of Incorporation, Declaration of Condominium, and Bylaws;

(i) A written acknowledgement that the Board of Directors consents to the sale or lease transaction covered by the application is conditioned upon the truth and accuracy of the information presented on the application and, further, that occupancy of the premises involved prior to such consent is prohibited.

(j) A written acknowledgment that the intended purchaser or lessee authorizes the Board or its agents to make an investigative background check of credit and personal references; and

(k) A written acknowledgement, in the case of a lease, that the Navarra Club Condominium Association, Inc. is appointed as the agent of the unit owner, with authority to terminate the lease and evict the tenants at the owner’s expense, in the event the tenants fail to comply with their obligations.

In the case of a proposed sale or other transfer of title of a unit, the unit owner shall give the Board written notice of intent at least twenty days prior to the intended closing date. Within twenty days after receipt of the completed application or not later than sixty days after the notice is received (whichever occurs first), the Board shall approve or disprove the transfer.

In the case of a proposed lease of a unit, the unit owner shall give the Board written notice of intent at least fifteen business days prior to the starting date of the proposed lease. Within fifteen business days after receipt of the completed application, the Board shall approve or disapprove the lease.

No unit may be leased for a term of less than thirty days. A unit owner shall not lease his/her unit more than two times during any twelve-month period. No lease may be for a term of more than one year, however, the Board may approve the same lease from year to year. No Navarra condominium unit may be subleased.

During the term of a lease, no one but the lessee and his/her family and guests may occupy the unit. The total number of overnight occupants of a leased unit is limited to six persons.

A unit owner whose unit is leased may not use the recreation facilities or parking facilities located in the common areas. However, the unit owner may retain the right to use the facilities to the exclusion of the lessee, as long as the lessee has waived use rights in writing.

No person under twenty-one years of age shall occupy a unit unless his/her parent or the unit owner is also in residence.

Owners will be held responsible for sale/lease violations made by realtors or other authorized agents.

In the event of a sale or lease, approval by the Board of Directors shall be withheld when and if necessary to maintain Navarra Club standards.