All of that information can be found at RealManage.com.  You will need to go to the Residents Portal and all of the neighborhood documents are listed there.

HTH!

I think the owner would have to contact RealManage on your behalf. They are probably going to have to do that anyway to get you a pool key. Most people will not let anyone without a pool key in the pool area anymore because of the number of houses that don't pay dues, and number of non-residents who jump the fence.

our landlord has already given us the pool key... we arent the type of people who would try to sneak into the pool anyway.  we treat this house like our own and have always taken good care of the owners property.

When we (homeowners) built a shed in back, we had to fill out a form giving specifics on size, materials, etc, etc.  I think my hubby actually had to do some sort of drawing, showing what we intened to build.  Then, we had to get letters and signatures from our bordering neighbors saying that they were okay with it.  Once it was approved through the HOA, we were given the go ahead.  Once it was finished, we sent photos to them to make sure it was acceptable.  Same thing when we put the pool in, drawing specs, neighbor approval, etc. etc.
I agree with everyone else, I bet the homeowner will need to be the middle man for ya.  Good luck with your project!!

You could just bypass that like our neighbor did when he built a back porch.  Oh wait, he couldn't contact HOA, because he doesn't pay his HOA dues!      At least the porch looks decent.   

You could just bypass that like our neighbor did when he built a back porch.  Oh wait, he couldn't contact HOA, because he doesn't pay his HOA dues!      At least the porch looks decent.   

Funny that you mention that....the house with my "barking dog problem" has some sort of patio cover that they built on to the house....with plywood....it looks great....no really.....just...great.   *sigh*